etfs
225 results tagged etfs:
Ask Paul: Where can we start investing for our newborn?
Where is the best place to invest for a new baby? Having recently welcomed his first child, Rob is keen to help set his son up financially, starting now.
Savvy investors made 7.2% more last year by following this strategy
With more than 80% of active fund managers failing to beat the index, Aussie investors are ditching risky stock picks in favour of a safer option: ETFs.
Ask Paul: What is the best investment option for a teenager?
Lea's 17-year-old has a part-time job and $2500 in savings. What are the best investment options for a teen who would like to have a house deposit in 10 years?
Ask Paul: I want to start investing in ETFs but I can’t shake the guilt
Emily wants to diversify into ETFs, but feels guilty that she didn't do it in 2018 because they have jumped so much in price.
The term deposit alternative that offers a higher rate of return
With your money going backwards in term deposits, where can you stash your money that will be convenient and offer a solid return? Here's one alternative.
How we’ve invested $500k to retire in our early 30s
Michelle Ives and her husband have scrimped and saved to invest $500,000 towards their dream of retiring in their 30s. But you don't need an enormous salary to FIRE.
Ask Paul: Can I turn my finances around before I retire in 10 years?
At 55, Jane is doing ok but "not anywhere near what I had planned for this time in my life". With 10 years until she plans to retire, how can she boost her savings?
The best investment for your children and grandchildren
Just "giving" your kids or grandkids an investment doesn't engage them or educate them. Here's one they can learn to manage themselves.
Ask Paul: We want to pay off our mortgage by 40, should we buy shares?
At 33, Susie and her husband have set themselves a big goal: pay off the mortgage by the time they turn 40. But is it worth risking their money in shares?
A beginner’s guide to ETFs versus managed funds
How do you choose between ETFs and managed funds? One important difference is how often you want to add in more money.
