Investment | Financial Planning
Throughout history …
There’ve been stock market crashes and corrections.
At these times of extreme market turbulence …
Why do investors tend to make their biggest mistakes?
Have you heard the story of Sandor Teszler?
(No relation to the infamous Tesla)
He was a Hungarian Holocaust survivor who dedicated his life to learning.
So why am I talking about him?
Investment | Financial Planning | Financial Education
Ten years ago, the financial crisis hit.
The infamous global meltdown.
With the next one (apparently) looming…
What has the last decade taught us?
1+1=3.
It could also equal 1,000,000.
Because the combined strengths of great partnerships …
Far outweigh the sum of their individual parts.
Agree?
Investment | Financial Planning
The wealth effect is a behavioural economic theory.
It suggests consumer spending is linked to portfolio performance.
Higher gains make us feel richer.
But who really benefits?
The answer is: not you.
Financial Planning | Financial Education
Last week, I downloaded Apple Pay.
I found it revolutionary – and began to wonder if I’d ever use cash again.
But in this increasingly cashless society …
Are we in danger of spending too much?
Investment | Financial Planning
Interest in private equity has grown in recent years.
It’s becoming easier for ordinary investors to gain exposure to it.
But that doesn’t make it a good idea.
Here’s why.
Like many expats, I still have property in my home country.
Lately I’ve been pondering the slowdown in the UK housing market.
What’s causing it.
Landlord rules?
Brexit?
But really, I should be thinking more globally, since house prices are slipping pretty much everywhere.
