With the Australian economy recovering at a steady pace, ahead of many other parts of the world, the interest in global investors looking to invest in Australia is surging. So, how do regular investors, like us, living outside Australia, or with family and friends interested in investing in Australian company…
This is a 5 part series that I’ve been thinking about for a while. A conversation I have often with people looking to invest is how much to start with. While we think starting with 500 or 5,000 can lead to equally powerful results, the fact is, many people don’t…
One of the most commonly asked questions is how do taxes work with stock market investing in Australia. It can be hard for people to understand, and the documentation found online is often complex. We break it down for you in this article. Investments are taxed by the Australian Taxation…
Some companies pay a percentage of their profits as dividends into a bank account you nominate. Another option some companies offer is for your dividends to be allocated to you as additional shares in the company. For long term value investors, both are great options. They enable the compounding effect…
The approach to investing with a small sum of money and a large sum of money is always the same. In the long run, you are looking to buy good businesses at a discount, with a promising outlook for the future. The problem is that too many people chase quick,…
$45k now worth over $100k Fahd and I put a big chunk of our savings, about $45,000 AUD, into the share market in March and April. Today it’s doubled and is still growing! I share what we did and exactly how the last 2 and half months unfolded. The ongoing…
To buy shares, you need to use an online broker. Most banks have an online broker product. We compare the most used products and list some information about each of them below. SelfWealth ✅ #2 cheapest fee per trade at $9.50 ✅ 1-2 day wait for transfers into…
This is a topic that I wish was taught in schools, primary schools even. Like a lot of things, the earlier you start investing the better. I strongly suggest researching the benefits of compounding interest. This is where your money grows exponentially over time, due to time the money spends…
There are a lot of research papers and in-depth commentary on what is halal when it comes to investing, We’re written about the misconceptions around the share market and what aspects of it are not halal. In this article we go into a little more detail about how we screen…
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