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Thanks for dropping by...Ready to share and learn a little more about money and markets and financial planning in Australia today?My contribution towards this will be a focus on the "non-market" aspects of financial planning. There is a lot of market talk and data and information and opinion available but there is not a lot of financial planning discussion happening.If there's a topic you'd like covered - just send me an email.And remember, as well as adding the "log in" links for social media below, there is now a Michael's Musings page on Facebook and an account on Twitter. If you have accounts with either of these, please take a moment to check in and see what i've done. You will find a lot of smaller, shorter updates on day-to-day news on those sites. Feel free to share feedback and comments.
This web site is operated by Michael O'Hara, an Authorised Representative of WSP Financial Services Pty Ltd (AFSL 237463), which trades as Wealth & Security Planners.The views expressed within this website are Michael's personal views, and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the views of WSP Financial Services Pty Ltd.
When is inflation not inflation? A rather rhetorical question for a Friday, to be sure. However, this particular pondering has been brought on by one of WSP’s business partners – John – who has been looking at the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA’s) recent attempts to keep inflation under control. John’s comments are that...
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The RBA has increased interest rates by another 0.25%. Most people won’t notice for a while, as they are still busy enjoying Melbourne Cup luncheons and the like. It is an interesting move, this one. Obviously, any move of rates is a keenly watched event – much like the 150 year old horse race...
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Back in the depths of the Global Financial Crisis (the “GFC”…) investors in the United States were paying money for the right to hold Treasury Notes. In other words, the notes showed a negative return. How is that for strange? Why would you put your capital into cash when you know it is going...
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