Monthly Winner for October 2024

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Oliver’s insights:- China’s big stimulus – will it work? And what does it mean for Australia?

This week’s edition looks at China’s pivot from incremental and modest policy stimulus to providing more aggressive support for its economy.

2024 AMP FINANCIAL WELLNESS

From stress to strength, see how the nation is feeling financially in the 2024 AMP Financial Wellness report and access helpful tools and articles on the Financial Wellness hub https://www.amp.com.au/support/financial-wellness Original Author: Produced by AMP and published on 08/10/2024 Source

Get your super working over time

Taking an active interest in your super today can set you up for the lifestyle you want in the future. Retirement might seem a long way off, but when it comes to your super, time is one thing you can use to your advantage. The small things you do today can make a big difference to your future self. Get your super working over time. Visit moneysmart.gov.au to find out more. Original Author: Produced by Moneysmart …

Welcome to the Spring 2024 edition of Haven – Financial Partners (TAS)

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Weekly market update 23-08-2024

This weekly market update covers the oncoming signals from Fed at Jackson Hole; payrolls revision is not a big deal in the context of other labour market data; RBA still pushing back on rate cut views; Kamala Harris momentum fading; and more.

Why super and growth assets like shares really are long term investments

 Download PDF version Why super and growth assets like shares really are long term investments   Key points – While growth assets like shares go through bouts of short-term underperformance versus bonds and cash, they provide superior long-term returns. So, it makes sense that superannuation has a high exposure to them. – The best approach is to simply recognise that occasional sharp falls in share markets and hence super funds are normal and that investing …

Seven key charts for investors to keep an eye on – where are they now?

 Download PDF version Seven key charts for investors to keep an eye on – where are they now? Key points – Shares have hit a rough patch since recent highs with concerns about the growth outlook. – We remain upbeat on a 12-month view as falling inflation allows rate cuts and hopefully recession is avoided or is mild. But the risk of a further correction in shares is high. – Seven key charts worth watching …

Weekly market update 09-08-2024

This week Dr Shane Oliver discusses the worries about a US recession and how shares remain at high risk of further falls over the next few months, RBA rates on hold and seven reasons why they have peaked and more.

Recession fears and share market falls – what it means for the RBA and investors?

Recession fears and share market falls – what it means for the RBA and investors?  Download PDF version Key points – The risk of recession is high. – The falls in shares and commodity prices reflect this. – Lower growth and recession would mean a high risk of the inflation rate undershooting the RBA’s inflation target. – The RBA should be considering cutting interest rates. – Share market volatility is bad news but the best …