Our high-income stock portfolio
We launched our high-income stock portfolio for DIY super funds, designed by Paul Rickard, on 19 December 2011. Here’s how it’s performing. Click Here for the Full Article
Advice Archives: Shares
Switzer’s growth bias sector allocation
Get tips for your own investment portfolio by comparing your asset allocation with Switer’s. See which sectors of the Australian stock market Switzer allocates as underweight, overweight and indexweight. Click Here for the Full Article
Switzer’s income bias sector allocation
Take a look at Switzer Financial Planning’s stock market sector allocation for someone looking for income. Compare your objectives and stock portfolio to what our experts recommend. Click Here for the Full Article
The basics of shares
Shares are popular investments because they offer the highest returns of all the major assets classes over the long-term. Unfortunately, this means shares also come with the highest risk of the major asset classes. Click Here for the Full Article
Minimising share market risk
Share prices are relatively volatile compared with cash in the bank or fixed-income securities and this can be disconcerting to some investors. Volatility is caused by company-specific or economy-wide events that can make investors re-assess the long-run earnings outlook for companies, which in turn affects their share prices. Click Here for the Full Article