Category: Personal Finance
AI Bubble? Here’s Where the Value Is Hiding
More and more, we’re hearing about a speculative bubble. Is this an actual problem? Or is it just media sensationalism? We cut through the noise and lay out the facts.
7 Real Estate Hotspots In The U.S. Worth Your Money
Happy employees are productive employees. When people feel supported and valued, they perform better, they stay with you longer, and they contribute more to the success of the company.
Portfolio Update: November 2025 — Outpacing the S&P 500
As the year starts to wind down, our Quantum Income Strategy continues to deliver strong results. Here’s why we’re still seeing pockets of deep potential.
Robots Rising: Betting on the Next Industrial Revolution
Robots are quietly stepping into a lifesaving role. Boosting longevity. Rewriting the rules of what’s possible. Is this what the future looks like?
Money Talks With Simon Angelo: The AI Job Squeeze
We talk to Reality Check Radio about the dizzying rise of AI. How will this transform our jobs market? What are the risks and opportunities to watch out for?
The Big Four Banks: Steady Now, Challenges Ahead?
For the longest time, the Aussie banking giants have cast their long shadow over the Kiwi landscape. But is that dominance finally starting to crack?
The Roadblocks That Stop Homes Selling — and What Sellers Can Do About Them
If you have a property that has been sitting on the market for longer than the average selling time, it’s not just bad luck, there are probably roadblocks putting people off and causing your property to languish on the market unsold. And there are multiple reasons why this could be happening. From incorrect pricing (pricing that is too high causes property to take twice as long to sell) to overlooked repairs, not paying attention to staging, or even complex issues or legal framework that are instant red flags.
Buying a New Car? Here Are 4 Things to Consider
Buying a new car is exciting, but it’s also a big decision that requires some careful thought. With so many models and options available, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. While it might be tempting to choose a car based on looks or brand, it’s important to take a step back and think about what you actually need. From ensuring your new car fits into your budget to considering long-term costs, each decision will play a role in your overall satisfaction.
The Great AI Decoupling: Why Jobs Are Falling as Markets Rise
Will robotics and automation destroy human roles? Or are we seeing the birth of a new era of prosperity? Here’s our optimistic vision for the road ahead.
5 Ways to Make Life Easy for Employees
Happy employees are productive employees. When people feel supported and valued, they perform better, they stay with you longer, and they contribute more to the success of the company.
Gold: A 50-Year Verdict You Can’t Ignore
There’s no hiding it: the speculative mood for gold has turned feverish. Are we about see more price swings? Here are the clues worth watching out for.
Top 10 Mistakes People Make When Handling A Small Estate is a lot
Coping with the passing of a loved one is a significant challenge. Not only do you have to deal with the emotional weight of losing them, but there will also likely be a great deal of paperwork and complex legal matters to manage. You might think that organizing the handover of a small estate would be relatively straightforward, but things can easily get confusing.
Common Mistakes That Hurt a Company’s Bottom Line
Ever looked at the numbers at the end of the quarter and wondered where all the money went? Everything felt steady, maybe even productive, but somehow, profits barely moved—or worse, dropped. In this blog, we will share the mistakes businesses often overlook, the ones that quietly chip away at margins and leave owners wondering what went wrong.
When Law Meets Wealth: How Smart Legal Moves Protect Global Investors
As a global investor, it’s always important to be aware of what the risks are when investing your money. Investing in your native country might be easy enough. However, when you begin to expand your efforts overseas, that’s where it can become a little trickier to navigate.
This Glass Is Half-Full and It’s Worth Millions
Pessimists see risk. Optimists see opportunity. For 155 years, the market has tested both the doomsayers and the dreamers. So who really comes out ahead?