When you don’t have a financial plan in place – where should you start? As Ruark mentioned in the previous video, you shouldn’t leave your will or life insurance until the final stages of your financial plan – you should start with them. In this video he unpacks why, highlighting your obligations to your dependents...
Smart Start Series: 1. Getting Started
When you don’t have a financial plan in place – where should you start? Many people leave their Last Will and Testament until the final stages of their financial plan – we believe it should be the first! Ruark takes us through a few quick points that cover your will, an emergency account, and insuring your most...
Fashion for the sake of your finances
Watches can now double as fitness trackers… and if you ask anyone who has one – they are considerably more aware of their activity. Sure – they may not actually exercise more, but with an easier way to monitor how active they are, they are more likely to change any behaviours that they are unhappy...
Top tips for buying an investment property
It’s important when buying an investment property to do your homework so that your property becomes an asset rather than a liability. While astute investors can make good money, there are significant holding costs and initial fees, and a property is not as liquid as other investments. An interesting article in City Press reviews the...
