Most people want to remain independent throughout retirement and to stay in control of where and how they live. But your ability to do so may depend on your health and physical well-being. As we age, some things become harder to do on our own. Once you have been assessed and your Home Care Package […]
How the different asset classes have fared: (As at 31 July 2021) International Equities International share markets (unhedged) rose by 4.1% in July. The weaker A$ helped with hedged international shares which did not benefit from the falling A$ only returning 1.8%. The US share market continues to edge higher. European shares also delivered positive […]
How the different asset classes have fared:(As at 30 June 2021) International Equities International share markets (hedged) rose by 2.1% in June. Movements in share markets over the month were largely driven by comments from members of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) about the timing of future interest rate hikes. Share markets initially fell after […]
How the different asset classes have fared: (As at 31 May 2021) Australian and International Equities May was a volatile month for equity markets. Inflation worries caused a drop in the first half of the month with the ASX All Ords down -1.83% at one point. It then rebounded strongly in the second half of […]
Aged care services are many and varied, and Home Care is an integral service offering. It’s important because it can help you remain independent, in your own home, for as long as possible. Because everyone’s needs and circumstances are different, a range of Home Care services are available to you – the challenge is selecting […]
How the different asset classes have fared: (As at 30 April 2021) Australian Equities April was a great month for the Australian Share market with the S&P/ASX All Ord rising 3.92% over the period. Traditionally the month is a strong month for the share market as the end of financial year approaches. A great deal […]
How the different asset classes have fared: (As at 31 March 2021) Domestic and International Fixed Income After rising sharply in February, US Treasury yields continued to edge higher in March (prices fell), reflecting an improving outlook for the global economy due to the ongoing rollout of vaccines and the prospect of further significant fiscal […]
How the different asset classes have fared: (As at 28 February 2021) Australia Equities The S&P/ASX All Ords recorded a gain of 1.43% in February. It was a volatile month for Australian shares due to fears of inflation and a possible lift in interest rates in the near future. The best performing sectors for the […]
How the different asset classes have fared: (As at December 2020) The ASX200 was on track for a stellar December prior to the outbreak, up 2.1% on 9 December 2020. The emergence of a new cluster of COVID-19 cases in Sydney’s northern beaches saw markets tempering expectations of a swift recovery. Despite this, the ASX […]
As predicted, spending to stimulate the Australian economy was the focus of this year’s Federal Budget. The JobMaker Plan is the Government’s $74 billion response to support a stronger economic recovery and bring more Australians back to work. Tax cuts for individuals and business is also a major element of the recovery plan. Below we […]