David Reynolds - Select Investors

I recently wrote an article for ANZA Singapore, explaining the common investing phrases we hear in times like these, but don't necessarily take on board. Maybe it's time to rethink and pay attention to them.

Is it time to hand over your long-term investments? There are some well-known phrases in investing that we hear a lot when the market is down. Select Investors talk us through common scenarios.

The process to find the next Prime Minister for the UK continues this week, now down to four, it will be the final two by Thursday.

Look out for UK June inflation figures, amidst some GDP growth in May of 0.5%

The EUR/USD dropped below parity for the first time in 20 years.

WeekWatch - 18/07/22 In Germany it’s called “Reise Nach Jerusalem”, a name thought to be inspired by the Crusades. Whether or not that’s true, the game of Musical Chairs to find Boris Johnson’s successor became increasingly bitter last week. By Thursday, there will be just two candidates and one chair remainin...

I recently wrote an article for AustCham Singapore about how a Discretionary Fund Manager (DFM) might provide the ideal solution for your your portfolio.

In addition, there are two linked videos you can see from an interview I conducted with Tim Cockerill from Rowan Dartington, our DFM business within Select Investors at St. James's Place Asia You can see those here: Part 1: https://vimeo.com/723643158 and Part 2: https://vimeo.com/723264082

A Discretionary Investment Manager: Why it might be the solution to your financial health – AustCham As individuals we may not be the best people to make decisions on our investments. Humans are too emotional, particularly when it comes to fear and greed.

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Living as an expat in Asia is a fulfilling and an overall rewarding experience. However, there are a number of financial considerations that one must think about when living abroad, to ensure that they put themselves in a better situation when they repatriate back to Australia, or elsewhere.

Join us for this webinar as we discuss repatriation and expatriation from , property and taxes on property, income and assets alongside insurance and superannuation contributions.

Webinar details:
Date: 20 April
Time: 12:00pm to 12:45pm
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This can be a serious problem that is often exasperated by a stint overseas. Speak to us about plugging that gap.

Women set for '£100,000 pension pay gap' with men A young woman today would have to work 40 years more to retire with the same amount, research suggests.