18th century French economist, Richard Cantillon observed that those closest to the money printer, benefited the most financially. Governments, banks, businesses, and asset owners like you and me, can take advantage of the Cantillon Effect too. How? We invest. Investing works, because the money’s broken. It doesn't sound 'right', and how can money be broken
Can you trust KiwiSaver? Are your investments 'safe'? Should I be cautious using a smaller KiwiSaver provider? Before you can reap the benefits of investing, there are essential steps to take before you can fully embrace its potential. Let’s explore these steps: 1- Earning Money: Work is the foundation. Whether you’re passionate about your job
Imagine the young child saying goodbye to their parent at the start of the day. From a childish perspective, it doesn't matter where mummy and daddy go - as long as they come back. Have you ever wondered about the incredible journey our dollars go on after we decide to make an investment? Perhaps it
When should you pay off the mortgage, and when should you invest? Â Over the last few years, this question rolls around frequently on social media. Â One view suggests that mortgages should be eliminated ASAP. The benefits include not worrying about interest rates, and the ability to invest larger amounts of money into assets
Cycles, superstition, and strategy. Money and life often play tricks on each other. Sometimes, some things, can happen around the same times as other things. Occasionally, superstition seems legitimate. For example, can the weather affect the share market? And do English superstitions, work the same down under? Like, what about this one? 'Sell in May,
