Christian Seeley

In the world of investing, there’s a perennial debate between “time in the market” and “timing the market.”   While the latter involves attempting to buy and sell assets based on predictions of market movements, the former advocates for a more patient approach – purchasing assets and staying invested for the long haul. Studies and historical […]

Are you sick of spending everything you earn or looking to save for a new car, a wedding or your first home?  With 2023 done and dusted, now is a great time to commit to your new year’s resolution of establishing a financial plan and building your wealth in the new year and beyond.   Regardless […]

Have a fellowship plan ready to take the pressure off   After four to five years of medical school and three to seven years of training, for a lot of registrars and senior doctors in training, undertaking a medical fellowship is the final step before establishing yourself as a specialist in your field. Having a […]

There are a plethora of misconceptions and preconceived ideas that prevent investing beginners from investing into the share markets. This article will debunk 6 of the more common. 1) You need a lot of money to start investing Probably the most common misconception people have about investing is that they need to start with a […]

What beginners need to know about investing With so much to consider before starting your investment journey, it can be an intimidating experience for beginners. Given the recent surge in market volatility following the global events of COVID-19, you may be thinking, is now the right time to enter the market? When to start investing […]

Statistically speaking, over 50 percent of marriages in Australia end in divorce. The largest proportion of couples separating or divorcing are those who have been married less than nine years; with the highest rate of divorce coming from men and women aged 25-29. These are sad and unfortunate statistics, however, for more than half of […]

Granted, it is not necessarily something anyone wants to talk about, but with nothing more certain than death, it is worth addressing. What happens to my Super when I die? First and foremost, you may not be aware that superannuation is not actually an estate asset. What does that mean? Well, in the event of […]

Saving for retirement is not something at the forefront of most 20 something year old minds. With the allure of travel, cars, partying or just meeting the cost of everyday living expenses, thoughts about saving money for the long term often take a back seat. Many think that one day their future well paying job […]

There are many people around the world, just like you, who started investing with the intention of growing an asset base that could help buy a house, pay for children’s education, supplement their income or grow that nest egg to one day live off in retirement. As a new investor, you probably have a lot […]