Money And The Impact On Mental Health

May 23, 2022 by Stephen

Learning how mental health and money are connected is an important aspect of keeping balance in your life. Planning your finances might feel like an overwhelming task. And lots of ... Read more

Ladies, please make your own retirement and protection provision!

May 16, 2022 by Estar

Ladies, it is a fact that we are more likely to sacrifice our careers to take care of our children or to take care of the home. But what most ... Read more

“Inflation” The Hidden Tax

May 10, 2022 by James

Have you ever heard a family member start a rant with “back in my day…” and discuss how the price of milk, fuel, or the house they bought years ago ... Read more

The myth about the 1% fee

March 15, 2022 by Stephen

“You should never pay more than 1% a year for your investments” I’m sure some of you have been to a seminar at work or listened to some YouTube finance ... Read more

Risk Tolerance Stability During Uncertain Times

March 9, 2022August 11, 2021 by Adrian

The Covid-19 pandemic has delivered unusual stock market volatility. Recent headlines like “Risk tolerance drops as investors sell down” or “Has the coronavirus revealed a client’s real risk tolerance?” may ... Read more

I love my child “at least” this much!

March 9, 2022August 10, 2021 by Jonathan

We will all ALWAYS do everything in our power for our children. Now, that being said – this is a blogpost from the perspective of a Financial Consultant, so let’s ... Read more

Are you anchored?

March 9, 2022July 14, 2021 by Stephen

We are all guilty of anchoring. As we sail through the sea of knowledge, we throw our anchor overboard and sure enough, we rest upon a piece of information. We ... Read more

Unexpected Events

March 9, 2022July 2, 2021 by Thomas

Unpredictable times, what more can I say... Just over a year ago now, I genuinely, like many others, thought covid 19 was just a minor scare… How wrong could I ... Read more

The Importance of Timeframes

March 9, 2022June 24, 2021 by Dameli

Around 7 years ago when I was still studying for my degree, I was killing time with one of my friends before the class. We were drinking coffee and waiting ... Read more