bedeep bedeep bedeep… in the latest news to hand… Global market players have left early to go on holidays, having universally agreed that the year of the Rabbit sucks, the market sucks, and that it makes sense to have a little rest before the Dragon enters the scene and provides enough lift to see above…
Financial Planning – Insurance

Insurance is one of those areas that we all love to hate. So what are the facts? How does a financial planner deal with insurance issues? Facts on Life Insurance Here is a recently released video from Comminsure on the facts about insurance in Australia today. It focusses on life insurance but briefly covers areas…
Industry Funds – “Compare the Pair”
Merry Christmas from the advisors of WSP!

Kerry can always be relied upon to sort out birthdays, anniversaries, parties and get-togethers. If it weren’t for the fact that she is so good at her current job, Kerry would be running the city’s big events! So Merry Christmas from everyone as WSP Financial Services Pty Ltd, and here’s a special christmas card from all of…
Is the world more volatile post the global crisis?

Is the world riskier? Here is a question received from a client recently. My second question is, I remember a time when things ticked along with the ASX rather smoothly, whilst I appreciate the recent volatility is something that we are not used to, I still don’t get the way the market moves at the…
Financial Planning your super for a specific retirement date
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Financial Planning in Perth – Residential Property
All Financial Planning Advice Is Biased

Financial Planning in Perth, Western Australia. Why should it be any different to that which is delivered anywhere else? Well, actually… it’s not. Financial planning is financial planning, is financial planning – and that means it is inherently biased. Maybe the title should be “WHY is all financial planning advice biased?” All financial advice is…
Financial Meltdowns

It’s fascinating how our minds work. Place a keyword in front of your eyes, and your mind will immediately prepare your thinking for whatever it assumes will follow. Hence the title of this post. We have all heard the schoolyard trick of asking a person a series of easy questions, followed by one with the…