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Emotional Investing = Gambling

As humans, our brains are wired to make emotive/instinctive or

Are you receiving legitimate Financial Advice?

It’s important to know whether you are receiving legitimate financial advice, or if you’ve just had a conversation with somebody about finances.

Bitcoin in wallet at Alman Partners True Wealth

Value Stocks’ Comeback and Why Bitcoin Isn’t a Bubble

Money.com recently spoke to Dimensional Fund Advisor (DFA) Co-Founder David

Greenlights & Redlights

A great relationship, a newborn son, and a successful career

Great White shark in the sea at Alman Partners

The greatest risk to long-term investors today

Lurking just under the surface of the investment ocean is

Two people exchanging Australian dollars in business attire – Financial advice on smart money transactions and business cash flow management.

IOOF to purchase MLC

It was with great interest that I read the Australian

Doctor holding a piggy bank in both hands – Financial advice for healthcare professionals to secure financial stability and future investments.

Put your Financial Health First with a Second Opinion

With most things in our life, we get a second

If you risk nothing, then you risk everything

Risk. It’s a word financial advisers tend to use a

Heart being placed in a jar with coins - A financial adviser provides smart strategies for wealth growth, ensuring savings and investments align with long-term financial goals

Invest in your Happiness

Investment bliss and happiness can be achieved. The investment experience

Businessman holding an hour glass, signifies the importance of being on time

Over the course of a year, it’s not unusual for the stock market to be a topic of conversation at barbeques or other social gatherings. A neighbour or relative might ask about which investments are good at the moment. The lure of getting in at the right time or avoiding the next downturn may tempt even disciplined, long-term investors. The reality of successfully timing markets, however, isn’t as straightforward as it sounds.