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Turbulence, Triumphs, and Trends in 2023: Digital Assets

By |2023-11-26T09:29:11+00:00November 22nd, 2023|Bitcoin, Finance, Investing, Myths busted!, News, Retirement, Tomorrow's U|

2023's been a turbulent one in the digital asset space, but why should you care if you're not into crypto?  Because what happens in the open with blockchain may occasionally happen in the shadows with traditional finance. Also, regardless of how you feel about it and considering the most likely scenarios: This is the future.

Geopolitics and How to Manage Risk: Think Differently

By |2023-11-19T08:36:49+00:00November 19th, 2023|Myths busted!, News, Retirement, Tomorrow's U|

We diversify our portfolio's to lower volatility. In the same way, we should diversify our thoughts to reduce risk. The world is changing fast. Technology, geopolitics, the environment, and society are all shifting. How can we adapt and thrive? How can we prepare for the risks and opportunities? We need to think differently, and we

Red Cow: Significant?

By |2023-11-12T09:24:56+00:00November 12th, 2023|Investing, Market Place Review, Mortgages, Myths busted!, News, Tomorrow's U|

I’ve heard many convincing perspectives on both sides of the current conflict in the Middle East, but the perspective seldom discussed in the West is the spiritual element. In a pro-Palestinian-oriented outlet for the Muslim Brotherhood that promotes pro-Hamas-related content, known as the Middle East Monitor, or Memo, I found a warning of a'red cow’.

The Nature of Money and War

By |2023-11-11T11:05:00+00:00November 11th, 2023|Bitcoin, Interest Rates, Investing, News, Retirement, Tomorrow's U|

Money is a powerful force that shapes our lives and the world we live in. It can be a source of joy, freedom, and prosperity or a cause of greed, corruption, and conflict. Money just amplifies what was already there. If you're not perfect, I hope you appreciate my take on this topic of money.

Global events may cause us to save more, and that’s bad.

By |2023-11-05T18:47:26+00:00November 2nd, 2023|Interest Rates, Investing, News, Retirement, Tomorrow's U|

The following article is speculating on the future, shouldn't be taken too seriously, and definitely shouldn't be considered 'advice' or guidance in any way. Part One Global events may cause us to save more, and that’s bad. From March 2020 until now, a shockwave launched in uncertainty has advanced almost everything already in motion. In

What Kind of Investor Are You?

By |2023-11-01T07:41:41+00:00October 30th, 2023|Investing, News, Tomorrow's U|

No matter what kind of investor you are today, you can become a different investor tomorrow. The results you have today, no matter what they are, likely stem from a set of skills. If you want better or different results, you’re going to need different skills. Somewhere in the intersection between what you can control

How the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s Mistake Could Affect Your Investments!

By |2023-10-29T22:29:07+00:00October 29th, 2023|Finance, Interest Rates, Investing, Mortgages, News|

How the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s Mistake Could Affect Your Investments Investing is not just about having the right tools, but also having a clear vision of what you want to achieve and why. To make a living, you need skills. To get your income working, you need to learn new skills. Throw in

Phantom Wealth, Media Bias, and a Multipolar World

By |2023-10-20T02:03:48+00:00October 20th, 2023|Finance, Interest Rates, Investing, Investment Property, News, Retirement, Tomorrow's U|

Take the blue-pill take the red, it doesn't really matter to me. Keep your head down and work hard, I'm sure you'll be happy. We've been living in a sweet dream for about 40 years in 'the West', a dream where the markets seem to always go up and the bad news is always "over

A Prescription for Prosperity in Post-Election NZ

By |2023-10-15T09:20:06+00:00October 15th, 2023|Interest Rates, Investing, Kids, Kiwisaver, News, Tomorrow's U|

First, let's address something many are feeling but few are saying: sometimes, it's hard to stay optimistic. Whether you're grappling with a sickness, personal setbacks, or disappointing weekend, it's hard to keep in mind that over the long term, there are wins as well as losses. For the most part, rest and medication can work,

Investing in an Imperfect World.

By |2023-10-08T09:22:27+00:00October 8th, 2023|Finance, Interest Rates, Investing, Myths busted!, News, Retirement|

Today, I find myself reflecting on a world that's far from perfect. Our investment decisions sit amidst global tensions, and while we've 'been here before' - it's never been happening like this all at the same time. 50 years ago during Israel's Yom Kippur period - out of the blue they were at war. This

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