Retirement

9 Ways to Manage Investment Risk 820 312 Intrinsic Private Wealth

9 Ways to Manage Investment Risk

There is hardly anything in life that doesn’t involve taking some risk – even getting out of bed in the morning! Many people are fearful of investing because all they focus on is the risk of losing their hard-earned money. Others look for great returns and forget about the risk entirely. As with anything, there…

read more
Franking Credits 101 820 312 Intrinsic Private Wealth

Franking Credits 101

It’s obvious that investors select investments based on the rate of return they can earn on their funds.  For share investments, the rate of return has two components: 1 – Sell the share for gain.  Assume you purchase 100 shares $20 each. If you later sold the shares for $40 each you have made a…

read more
The Importance of Asset Allocation 820 312 Intrinsic Private Wealth

The Importance of Asset Allocation

When financial markets experience volatility, many investors obviously worry; but what are the real effects of a “volatile market”? If you are a long-term investor, with a time-frame of 5 years or more, you cannot afford to overlook the benefits of growth investments such as shares or property. As an astute investor you will be…

read more
Investors obsessed with Quarterly Performance would probably Fire Warren Buffett 820 312 Intrinsic Private Wealth

Investors obsessed with Quarterly Performance would probably Fire Warren Buffett

Warren Buffett got into the investing game early.  He bought his first shares of Cities Service for $38 each, at 11 years of age.  Since then, the investing legend from Omaha, Nebraska has amassed a fortune near $75 billion and has become one of the richest men in the world. But if Warren Buffett wasn’t…

read more
Dollar Cost Averaging into the Stock Market 820 312 Intrinsic Private Wealth

Dollar Cost Averaging into the Stock Market

Over the last 100 years global stock markets have experienced many major set-backs, including the Great Depression of the 1930s, several wars, the ‘crash of 1987’ then the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) twenty years later. But for every low, a recovery has followed – they just take time. What stops most people from investing in…

read more
10 Common Financial Mistakes before Retirement 820 312 Intrinsic Private Wealth

10 Common Financial Mistakes before Retirement

Many of us would like to think that ‘older’ means ‘wiser’, but when it comes to money that isn’t always the case. The complexity of Australia’s superannuation and pension systems doesn’t help. The upshot is that there are a number of common mistakes that retiring and retired Australians make. What are those mistakes and how…

read more
Is it time for a Super Review? 820 312 Intrinsic Private Wealth

Is it time for a Super Review?

Picture this… when you were 21 years old your well-meaning but financially inept uncle put $1,000 into an ordinary bank account for you with instructions to leave it there and “let the bank’s interest turn it into a fortune”. You followed his directions only to discover 30 years later the balance of your ‘fortune’ was…

read more
The Unique needs of Small Business Owners 820 312 Intrinsic Private Wealth

The Unique needs of Small Business Owners

The main reason people go into business for themselves is quite simple – to have more control. For others, wealth creation is the main focus, although small business also brings with it the higher chance of failure and loss. Is the hard work and extra risk worth it? If you are a small business owner…

read more
9 Rules of Investing 150 150 Intrinsic Private Wealth

9 Rules of Investing

While share markets are performing well it’s easy to sit back and watch investments rise in value. However, it’s a different story when markets are not performing so well, and uncertainty abounds. Holding your nerve is not easy. So how do experienced investors handle this?  Here are our nine rules of investing: 1 – RECOGNISE THE…

read more
The Art of Dividend Reinvestment 820 312 Intrinsic Private Wealth

The Art of Dividend Reinvestment

The real power of investment comes from compounding returns – the process of putting your investment income straight back to work so it can earn more income. To help their investors reap the rewards of compounding, many companies offer dividend reinvestment plans (DRPs). The potential benefits of a DRP Under a DRP, investors can choose…

read more

Join our Newsletter

Sign up here for updates and industry insights