This is my favourite chart. It shows the value of $1 invested in various Australian assets in 1900 allowing for the reinvestment of dividends and interest along the way.
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Get back on the horse: If your journey goes off track, don’t give up. Learn from your lessons, work out why your plan failed and get started again.
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In times of financial crisis, it might seem more affordable to take a ‘Do-It-Yourself’ approach to save on costs, rather than seek the advice of a financial advice professional. Working alongside a subject matter expert such as a financial planner, may help you achieve a better financial outcome as well as putting your mind at rest about the future.
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Sometimes called ethical purchasing, moral purchasing, ethical sourcing, ethical shopping or green consumerism, ethical consumption involves buying products, or spending on services, that aren’t harmful to the environment or to society.
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Financial planning is a specialist profession and you should make sure that you’re getting advice from a professional financial adviser who is properly licensed and qualified.
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It’s the same principal as the coffee cup, but with one difference – you’ll never pay for water again.
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