There has been plenty of media coverage lately on the property bubble, the property downturn, the property headwinds, first home buyers, too many units and many other click-bait-orientated headlines.
bubbles, downturns and headwinds ... let's talk property
Topics: property investment
Earnings season insights - September 2018
Topics: financial planning
Financial Considerations in Your 40s Blog
Following on from my previous blog, Financial Advice for 30 Somethings, I thought I would touch on financial considerations for people in their 40s.
Topics: financial plan brisbane
The True Cost of Cancer
Topics: insurance, cancer insurance
The Power of Holistic and Independent Financial Advice
Our mission
In 2013, Ian Walker and I established Lantern Advisory to "deliver holistic and independent advice to create and protect the wealth of our clients". However, our mission has always been much deeper than this statement.
Topics: financial planning, wealth management
More to Investing than Term Deposits and Blue Chip Shares
Topics: financial planning, blue chip shares, term deposits, diversified portfolio
Self managed super funds - update for investors
Demand for Self Managed Superannuation Funds (SMSFs) is still strong, particular in the 45-55 year age bracket.
Topics: SMSF, Self Managed Superannuation Funds, SMSF management
alternative options to investing in property
The love affair between Australian individuals and their bricks and mortar properties is well known and will continue to be part of our culture in the future.
Topics: property investment, alternative options to investing in property
Tips for new investors
Whether you are making your first plunge into the investment market, or due to unforeseen circumstances you need to start investing later in life, there are some basic tips outlined below that you should consider before starting your investment process.
Topics: new investors, investment strategies, financial plan brisbane
Corporate profit reporting season august 2017
The ASX 200 reporting season for August 2017 was very good, although not great. Almost 91% of full-year reporting companies produced a profit, above the long term average of 87% but down from 94% in February 2017.