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How will COVID-19 affect dividend payments?

How will COVID-19 affect dividend payments?

COVID – 19 has almost completely shut down certain industries, and we are already seeing companies forewarn that there may be flow-on effects to dividend payouts. As many investors look to deploy cash into the markets while prices are low – it is important to think...

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Making farm succession work

Making farm succession work

Recently, our Director, Tony Catt caught up with Jeremy from Farm Owners Academy to discuss farm succession planning. Marrying into a farming family, Tony has a strong understanding of farming businesses and finance, providing an inside view of how to make it work....

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Guide to successful investing in volatile markets

Guide to successful investing in volatile markets

A successful investment strategy can hold the key to unlocking the financial freedom you’re dreaming of – but unsuccessful investments may set you back considerably on that journey. So how do you invest successfully? Considering the uncertain and unpredictable events...

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New Year’s resolutions: Habits & change

New Year’s resolutions: Habits & change

A resolution is defined as ‘a firm decision to do or not to do something’. Importantly, a resolution can centre on a specific area where a person wants to see a positive change occur. Recently, a survey* was conducted that asked the question as to whether a person...

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Same same or different?

Same same or different?

Another year is almost over, so are you on track to make 2020 a better year than 2019? Many people use the New Year as an opportunity to take stock, to see what’s worked well in the past 12 months and what hasn’t. This is a great habit to get into, as long as you act...

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Why investors shouldn’t rely on cash deposits

Why investors shouldn’t rely on cash deposits

Cash shouldn’t be king in your investment portfolio – and here’s why. Not many would have predicted one year ago that the Australian cash rates and bond yields would now be trading at 1% or less. We are experiencing record low cash rates of just 0.75% after the...

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