Dr Phil doesn’t want high interest rates and a serious recession on his CV and neither do we!
Dr Phil doesn’t want high interest rates and a serious recession on his CV and neither do we!
Fees and charges on payments are an often-overlooked area for making savings but a recent survey from Money Transfer Comparison shows Aussies are beginning to take action.
Being worried about the stock market is understandable, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. We’ve just got to get through the tunnel without freaking out.
Seriously, I’d like to say I’ve never read so much ‘crap’ about what’s going on now, but I’d be lying.
US stocks went up on the news of a huge 0.75% rate rise and there could be some belief that this tough interest rate play might be the circuit-breaker that helps bring inflation down.
If you want to be spooked by short-term players or media workers who need stories, that’s your choice. I’d rather rely on really smart people and a healthy chunk of market history.
If your portfolio of companies has delivered over the longer term, stop worrying about the short term.
Some stocks are “winners” from higher interest rates. Here’s a rundown of the winners among the top 100 companies.
With this latest hike, Dr Phil’s probably hoping a big ‘stitch in time will save nine’ small rate rises. Right or wrong?
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