Investment options appear to be getting better for Australians living in Singapore. You can now build investment portfolios with low cost exchange traded funds (ETFs) while anchoring to your home markets. International diversification is always important, but it’s also important to have a home country bias. After all, if you’re Australian, and planning to head …
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Sep
21
2011
Model Indexed Account – How Are We Doing?
If you’ve been following your investments over the past five years, you might feel like a white collar boxer who suddenly found himself in the ring with a bruising welterweight champ. But there’s a reason to be optimistic. The welterweight’s best round was 08 and 09 and you’re still standing. Of course, I’m referring to …
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Oct
01
2010
Expatriate Australians in Singapore find a cheaper investment option
I have reasons to believe that Australians aren’t as susceptible to scams as Canadians are. Maybe they’re smarter than we are. Or maybe they’ll just tell a con man where to go (with a beer in hand) while a Canadian politely asks the charlatan to come back when the owner of the house is home. Then …
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Welcome! I’m Andrew Hallam
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