Jamie Lee

Investors take on market volatility as they expect to be rewarded over the long term with higher returns. There are ways to maximise the market returns.
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Homing in on investing truths

Staying invested for the long term and choosing low-cost funds will help you improve the risk and return profile of your portfolio

Some strategies, such as dollar-cost averaging can help investors to overcome fear, invest regularly and reap the rewards of compounding over the long term.
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How we learnt to stop fearing inflation – and start investing

More than ever before, persistent inflation fears may be driving emotional decisions about investing. Here’s how to keep that in check 

Higher costs of goods and services has caused a sharp drop in the level of confidence about retirement adequacy.
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How inflation is changing the face of retirement

For retirement planning, the challenge of inflation makes it even more important to set aside enough savings and grow it meaningfully through...

McKinsey found that companies with the highest percentage of women on their executive committees bring about a 55 per cent premium in operating results.
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Capitalism put to work with gender diversity

More female leadership is correlated with stronger profitability; female investors more likely to care about ESG risks than men

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Spring clean your investment the right way

Consider life-stage investing, where your personal life stage – alongside investment horizon and risk profile – will guide your asset allocation

While the SRS offers tax benefits, leaving your savings in cash will erode its purchasing power. SRS funds can be invested in unit trusts, shares and government bonds, among others.
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Making SRS part of your grown-up Christmas list

The Supplementary Retirement Scheme is not only an optimal way to save more for retirement, it is also a nifty way to...