Category: Personal Finance
The Oyster and the Noose: How to Profit from Bad News
Think differently. Be contrarian. Embrace moments of fear. This might just give you a competitive advantage over the crowd.
The Next Great Depression? (Part One)
The worst recession in our history lasted from 1929 to 1939. What can we learn from this harrowing experience? This is Part One of our investigative series.
Market Rout Opportunity?
We’ve just gone through a sharp three-day drawdown. Is this an unusual turn of events? Or is this an expected part of the cycle?
Whoops! How to Bankrupt Yourself in 18 Years
There are two kinds of investors in the world today. The optimists and the pessimists. Here’s why the pessimists are losing out in a big way.
Portfolio Update: July 2024 — Bull Market Builds…Up 7.9%
Like a breath of fresh air, we are seeing a new rejuvenation in the market. Here’s why our clients are now reaping the benefits of being courageous.
Millionaire Maker: Is Kiwi Property Changing Gears?
New Zealand has been obsessed with residential property for a long time. But the season is now changing. Should investors start adapting to this new reality?
Kick Your Gym Business Into High Gear
Ever walked into a gym and immediately felt that buzz—an electric vibe that makes you want to jump on the nearest treadmill and start sprinting? Well, that’s exactly the atmosphere you want to create. Your gym should be more than a place to sweat; it should be the highlight of your members’ day. Buckle up because we’re about to dive into how you can ignite your gym business and leave your competition in the dust.
Unleashing Potential: Starting Your Own Small Business
You’re about to open the door to your very own business. It’s not just any door—it’s the one leading to your dreams! The thrill of starting is electrifying. Before you dive in, though, let’s make sure you’ve got all your ducks in a row. Here’s everything you need to get started on the right foot.
The Great Taking (A Review)
This book has a provocative idea: banks and brokers are conspiring to steal your wealth. Is this credible? Is our financial system actually rigged?
3 Steps to Getting Out of Debt
The current state of personal debt in America is a shared challenge. The average person has around $66,772 worth of debt, and 77% of households have some type of debt. If this feels familiar, you are not alone in this.
Misteps in Biz-Steps: 5 Mistakes SMBs Make
The mistakes SMBs make can be devastating to the sustainability of the company. Fortunately, most are easily avoidable, and larger companies often stay in business because they understand the value of certain things. From contacts to web presence, here’s what to know.
Simon Angelo: The Luckier Country
Success comes down to making our own luck. We have hidden strengths as a nation. It’s time for us to lean into our competitive advantage.
70% in 1 Year: The Most Dangerous Stock of 2024?
Speculative investors often look for big gains in the shortest time possible. But here’s the danger: the companies they invest in might not be idiot-proof.
When is The Best Time to Buy a Rental Investment?
The rental investment ventures today prosper mainly because they were made at the right time. Investing in rental properties during specific periods guarantees profits and overall success. From market trends and economic indicators to interest rates and local housing demand, it is important to know what factors shape the best times for buying a rental.
The 100k+ Passive Income Portfolio
It’s the hardest question in finance. Should you put your money only in the bank? Or should you diversify it into productive assets?