On Mother’s Day, we celebrate the care, strength, and support given by mothers and mother figures of all kinds. Those who lead, nurture and give so generously to the people and communities around them. Women often shoulder a remarkable share of emotional, social, and practical leadership within their families. As planners, organisers, caregivers, listeners and…

In our third note on the realities of investing, we turn our attention to one of the biggest challenges investors face – staying invested during periods of uncertainty. While market declines can make it tempting to sell, it’s worth remembering that some of the strongest recovery days often occur close to the worst. Markets move…

In celebration of this year’s International Women’s Day and its theme, ‘Give to Gain’, we asked our colleagues to share their experiences of reciprocity and support. We believe creating an inclusive environment requires effort from everyone, regardless of their role or position. International Women’s Day is an opportunity to reflect on the progress we’ve made…

For investors, 2025 will likely be remembered as a year where Donald Trump’s return to the White House kept markets on edge and dominated headlines. Markets were repeatedly jolted by Trump-related announcements, including tariffs (and reciprocal tariffs), political pressure and threats to the Fed’s independence, the passing of the “One Big Beautiful Bill”, the longest…

Retirement – the golden years where you kick back without the constraints of the working week and enjoy life. You may get a taste of this during the end of year break. Picture your ideal retirement. What does it look like? Is it jet-setting around the world or simply enjoying leisurely days at home with family…

In our second note on the realities of investing we turn our attention to cash. Cash feels safe. It’s familiar, stable, and seemingly risk-free. But over the long term, relying solely on cash can be one of the riskiest strategies for investors. True safety comes not from avoiding risk, but from balancing cash with growth…

Typically, when I write about making the most of compounding, I talk about the power of compounding for someone starting at a young age. But what if you didn’t start young? What if you’re only now looking at investing at age 50, 55, or even 60? Is it too late to begin? The simple answer…

Produced in association with Newsroom. Investing has never been more accessible to the masses, with a range of apps offering simple, low-cost ways to put your money behind companies both near and far.  Alongside DIY platforms is a wealth of online information that can help prospective investors decide what to invest in, as well as…

In a world obsessed with ‘now’ thinking 50 years ahead can be very challenging for many of us, let alone for teenagers. But long-term thinking is exactly what makes investing so powerful. That’s why it’s so important to start early and build good habits, even if it’s just a few dollars at a time. Extending…

It’s been a very volatile few months for investors, and some markets and asset classes have fallen heavily amidst the uncertainty. All declines are different and it’s impossible to say when or where this one ends. However, here are a few suggestions for navigating this one. Resist the urge to panic. One important piece of…