Staying the course

If you've started investing in cash, bonds, equities, and property, you're already on your way to building a diversified investment portfolio. Here are some tips on how to keep strengthening your portfolio and securing your financial future.

There's a lot more to investing than simply putting your money in an investment account and waiting for the returns to roll in.

Risk is inherent to investing, but understanding your financial personality can help you make decisions that you are comfortable with, and that will benefit you financially in the long run.

All people are different. You've probably heard of many kinds of personality types and the quizzes that can help you determine exactly where you fit in on the personality scale

As time goes on and your investments start generating returns, it's important to keep asking the right questions about your portfolio.

Want to be a savvy investor and maximise your chances of strong financial returns? Have a look at this checklist to make sure you're not making any of these Top 10 investing mistakes.

In the financial services industry, you will probably encounter three main types of fees: platform fees, asset management fees and financial adviser fees.

Risk is inherent to investing, but it doesn't have to be your enemy. When it comes to risk, there are three things to keep in mind: diversification, risk profile and time. Read on to learn more!

Timing the market refers to an investment strategy where investors try to invest just before prices go up, and withdraw their investment just before prices go down.