Tag: invest

Could this stock have a HUGE future?
Peter Switzer casts his eye over a stock with great potential and runs this past an ‘expert’ who Peter uses on his TV show on YouTube.>>

Red Flags: What to look for when inspecting a property
When emotions are running high it’s easy to overlook obvious issues relating to a property. We give you the red flags to look out for when inspecting.>>

Don’t be sold by the staging: how to look past the furniture!
What do you need to do as a buyer when inspecting a property that has been styled for sale? We give you our best tips on looking past the furniture when searching to buy your first home! >>

7 wealth mantras from Buffett, Gates, Musk and Switzer
As an investor or wealth-builder there are some rules that really should become rules of thumb if you want to get richer. We give you 7 key rules for investing to build wealth. >>

Property values are increasing – Is it the right time to invest?
There are many reasons why an investment property is an appealing asset, such as saving on tax, negative gearing and an ongoing rental income that helps to pay the investment loan. Long-term capital gains can boost personal wealth. At this current time in the market, the potential returns on a rental property could be extremely attractive. >>

What is an ETF?
There are many confusing terms to decode when first getting into investing. We give you the complete run-down on what an ETF is and why we prefer active ETFs >>

Unzipping the story of Zip
Zip is Afterpay’s biggest rival. Should you buy it? If you own it, should you keep it? >>

Is the highly priced Afterpay a stock worth buying?
Afterpay is an Aussie buy now pay later (BNPL) success story. It is by far the industry leader. Leading finance journalist James Dunn looks at this stock to check if there’s still value as a buy. >>

When stocks fall, do I buy more?
The beauty of dollar-cost averaging is they can turn bad timing and potential losses into eventual wins. >>

Attending an AGM
As a shareholder in a company, you’re entitled to attend their Annual General Meetings. Here's what usually goes down... >>