by Adam Massey | Feb 16, 2024 | Debt, Financial Advice, Financial Tips, Investing, Massey Market Updates |
This issue of Wealth Adviser includes: Build to Rent is growing fast off a low base. Build to rent is residential dwellings, typically new apartments, which remain institutionally owned and are professionally managed and rented. How much do inflation expectations...
by Adam Massey | Feb 2, 2024 | Debt, Financial Advice, Financial Tips, Investing, Massey Market Updates |
This issue of Wealth Adviser includes: What to expect from markets and the economy in 2024. Australian and global growth has slowed, however it has been more resilient than expected. Central banks are now contemplating interest rate reductions this year, following...
by Adam Massey | Jan 22, 2024 | Debt, Financial Advice, Financial goals, Financial Tips, Investing, Massey Market Updates, Retirement |
This issue of Wealth Adviser includes: Housing is a major issue for older people too. Housing security remains a problem for renters with some being forced to move multiple times in the past few years. Five reasons to expect the $A to rise – providing recession...
by Adam Massey | Oct 16, 2023 | Debt, Financial Advice, Financial goals, Financial Tips, Investing |
This issue of Wealth Adviser includes: Even Warren Buffett lost his edge 20 years ago. Possibly the world’s best investor has suffered from periods of under performance, after a strong start. His approach means he typically lags market performance in booms,...
by Adam Massey | Aug 17, 2020 | Debt, Financial Advice, Financial Adviser, Investing, Life balance, Massey Market Updates, Retirement |
Australia has had poor housing affordability for over a decade. The 2020 Demographia Housing Affordability Survey showed the multiple of median house prices to median annual incomes in Australia is 5.9 times, in Canada is 3.9 times, in the UK is 4.5 times and in the...
by Adam Massey | Aug 10, 2020 | Debt, Financial Advice, Financial Adviser, Financial goals, Investing, Massey Market Updates, Retirement, Superannuation |
The Reserve Bank of Australia left interest rates on hold for the fifth month in a row. The March monetary easing is believed to be working as expected, with continued bond buying to keep the 3 year bond yield at its 0.25% target. The Victorian coronavirus outbreak...