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Risk vs return — what to do next?

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 29/06/2014

» Yield investors beware! Are we talking bond yields or equity yields? How different are the two?

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Property and the power of leverage

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 20/04/2014

» Property is generally seen as a very secure investment. But are you aware that property can be used in some enterprising ways to achieve multiple financial goals simultaneously, at little or no cost to you as the investor? It just takes a little ingenuity to make this happen.

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A different view of property investments

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 09/02/2014

» Property is a very popular long-term investment. This is because most expats own their home in their country of origin. It is thus second nature to be accustomed to property ownership. When living abroad one can find a multitude of different profitable investment opportunities, but property seems familiar; because of previous experience it gives investors a degree of comfort, helped further by its visible and physical presence.

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Year the snake bit, but not fatally

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 29/12/2013

» The Year of the Snake, 2013, has been mixed in many ways. We have witnessed some unexpected surprises while certain expectations have not come to fruition. Will this uneven trend continue into next year and beyond? Here is a recap of current trends and a look ahead.

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Ride the wave or prepare for the bursting bubble?

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 24/11/2013

» Global stock markets seem to be energised by steroids, otherwise known as quantitative easing (QE). At the first sign of a reduction in the dosage, equities plummet; so why is QE apparently causing an effect in contrast to the original intention? Are you adequately prepared if the bubble bursts?

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Easing into property-related holdings

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 29/09/2013

» In our last article we looked at alternative investment opportunities available via equities and the S&P 500. This general topic was clearly popular and some readers have asked for more details. Others were keen to explore the possibilities of additional alternative investments. Some want to invest in property assets but do not wish to actually buy the physical asset as they find the cost prohibitive.

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Asset managing fraught with unknowns, but it's no roll of the dice

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 17/03/2013

» Making the right choices based on long-term planning rather than short-term thinking is the best way to manage unforeseen events. Although we would like to think that the status quo will never change, in reality such an attitude could be a recipe for financial disaster.

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Wise investing: risks and opportunities for 2013

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 20/01/2013

» Last year is barely over and we are already in a bull market. Equities had their best single week in five years. Is this a harbinger of things to come? Is your portfolio adequately structured so that you can respond to the opportunities and difficulties that lie ahead this year? There are many key attributes that all investors will be wise to take account of when they decide on how to allocate their assets _ not just your investment portfolio but your entire net worth as an expat.

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More insights on property options

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 23/12/2012

» My previous two articles on property ownership generated some good responses, with readers continuing to show interest in a better understanding of this important asset class. So let's take a look at a few more aspects of property investment in Asia, where the diverse options on offer may be different from what expats are used to back home.

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Options are open for expats seeking property finance

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 16/12/2012

» When buying property in Asia, expats have limited access to traditional financing options such as mortgages. However, there are viable alternatives to consider, depending on the property.