Category: Personal Finance

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The AI Revolution (Part Two)

A new arms race is happening right now. The goal? To build the fastest microchips for artificial intelligence. This is Part Two of our investigative series.

The Ultimate Guide to First-Time Buyer Mortgages

The journey of buying your first home can be both exciting and daunting, especially when it comes to securing financing. A first-time buyer mortgage is specifically tailored to individuals who are purchasing their first home, offering various benefits and considerations. This comprehensive guide will delve into the intricacies of first-time buyer mortgages, covering eligibility requirements, types of mortgages available, down payment options, benefits, drawbacks, and essential tips for navigating the home buying process as a first-time buyer.

8 Signs It’s the Perfect Time for You to Invest in Real Estate

Everyone and his dog seem to suggest investing in real estate to anyone who is looking for a way to build their future wealth and have a good retirement, right? So chances are you are at least thinking about the possibility of doing so, but how do you know it is really right for you, and more importantly, how do you know it is the right time to take the plunge? 

The New Renaissance: RIP Woke

The next cultural uprising is on the cards. But this time, socialism is on the retreat. Here’s why conservatism has become fashionable in the West again.

The Fog of War: Is It Clouding Your Vision?

Muddled thinking leads to muddled results. This is why people keep making disastrous decisions. But here’s how you can learn to see through the fog.

The AI Revolution (Part One)

Is artificial intelligence a looming threat? Or is it a pathway to greater efficiency and productivity? This is Part One of our investigative series.

$85,000 Passive Income: Investing for Freedom

Are you hungry for financial freedom? Well, to get there, you’re going to need diversified income. Here’s how a holistic strategy could help.

4 Things to Keep in Mind When Launching a New Business

Even if you’re new to the scene, the idea of starting a business is exciting. You finally get to put your dreams into action, and you can begin to see ideas you’ve only dreamed about finally start taking shape. But, like with anything, starting a business comes with its own set of challenges that you shouldn’t ignore. With that in mind, let’s take a look at some of the more important things you should keep in the back of your mind while starting your new business venture.

Portfolio Update: February 2024 — The Last Mile

When waging war against inflation, the final push to victory can often be the hardest. Here’s why it’s allowing us to capture strong value for the future.

Money Talks With Simon Angelo: Kiwi Property and Financial Freedom

We talk to Reality Check Radio about the future of the Kiwi housing market. In this wide-ranging interview, we uncover the financial facts that matters the most to you.

Is Your Retirement in Danger? (Part Two)

Tough times require tough solutions. Here’s how smart retirees are tackling our nation’s money problem. This is Part Two of our investigative series.

Investing During a Storm?

Are you waiting for the turbulent market to stabilise before investing? Well, believe it or not, the best time to invest could be during a storm.

AI: The Next Secular Bull Cycle?

Ask yourself: could more things happen in the next 20 years than the last 200? Here’s how robotics and automation might transform our social landscape.

How To Save For A Down Payment On A House

A mortgage is a strange thing – there are so many hoops to jump through, when the reality is that in most cases, you’re already paying rent each month that’s around the same cost as a mortgage repayment would be, and sometimes even more. However, banks and other lenders do have to be completely sure that you’ll be able to pay the loan back, which is why there are so many checks and balances involved – including the need for a down payment. 

Is Your Retirement in Danger? (Part One)

People are retiring in bigger numbers than ever before. But is there a heavy price to be paid? This is Part One of our investigative series.