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Could Donald Trump send the USA bankrupt? And why the first challenge is February next year.

Donald Trump and economic stability rarely go hand-in-hand. While Trump insists he’ll "make this country rich again", his path to riches has been subjected to four bankruptcy negotiations and his…

Investing Times10/05/2016

Economy Headline Article

Recession risks: what are 10 of the top indicators to watch and why it works.

What does it take to identify an impending recession? Obviously, this is an extremely complex question. However, there are at least 10 factors that have had a strong historical track-record…

Investing Times10/05/2016

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Money, Health and Happiness: Evidence shows all are linked, but what’s most important?

Happiness should be at the core of our inner pursuits, and common-sense guides us towards this objective, both by staying healthy and creating financial security. However, nobody talks about what’s…

Investing Times10/05/2016

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“Would you rather be a miserable millionaire or happy and homeless?” How do you answer these questions?

The game of “would-you-rather” is a favourite past-time, usually involving an alcoholic beverage and a willingness to be embarrassed. However have you ever played a clean, moral-based version of the game that…

Investing Times10/05/2016

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Facts about the Chinese economy: How likely is a financial crisis in China?

China is undoubtedly important to the global economy and with embedded signs of rising bad debts, there are enormous concerns surrounding China’s ongoing stability. Since 2005, China has accounted for…

Investing Times15/04/2016

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Self-managed super funds: what happens upon death and what is the ideal setup?

When we setup our retirement plan, we rarely pay enough attention to the complications we can leave behind and how to optimise our death proceeds.

Investing Times11/12/2015

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It’s not (totally) the baby boomers fault: Why the working population matters most

We have an unprecedented rise in the over 65 age group and our working population is growing at a more modest rate. This article will detail the real problems we…

Investing Times11/12/2015

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Australia recession-free for 25 years – a perspective on why we should remain confident about our prosperity

It is well recorded and recognised by the broad public that Australia is experiencing its longest period of prosperity since records began

Investing Times11/12/2015

Could Donald Trump send the USA bankrupt? And why the first challenge is February next year.

Recession risks: what are 10 of the top indicators to watch and why it works.

Money, Health and Happiness: Evidence shows all are linked, but what’s most important?

“Would you rather be a miserable millionaire or happy and homeless?” How do you answer these questions?

Facts about the Chinese economy: How likely is a financial crisis in China?

Self-managed super funds: what happens upon death and what is the ideal setup?

It’s not (totally) the baby boomers fault: Why the working population matters most

Australia recession-free for 25 years – a perspective on why we should remain confident about our prosperity

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