How to future proof your equities portfolio By Vanguard Investing strategy Using index funds to always be invested in the largest listed companies Fifty years ago, when Vanguard was founded in the United States, the most valuable listed company in the world by market capitalisation was International Business Machines, now known as IBM. Telecommunications…
Can share market investors predict the future? By Vanguard Investing strategy Volatility indexes are a barometer for where share markets may be heading It should come as no surprise that there isn’t an accurate way to foretell what share markets will do from one day to the next. Yet, while there is no share market…
VAS becomes first Australian ETF to surpass $20 billion By Vanguard ETFs Another milestone for Australia’s largest ETF The Vanguard Australian Shares Index ETF (ASX: VAS) is Australia’s largest exchange-traded fund — and last month it became the first Australian ETF to exceed $20 billion in funds under management. The milestone highlights the growing…
Don’t let these four investing myths hold you back By Vanguard The basics Investing might seem intimidating, especially if you’re just starting out A common misconception is that it requires a lot of time, expertise, and carries too much risk. However, these are just myths that can hold you back from reaching your financial goals.…
A super contributions deadline you won’t want to miss By Vanguard Super and retirement If you plan to get more into your super this financial year, act very quickly. If you’re aiming to make a personal superannuation contribution before the end of the current financial year, your actual lodgement deadline is probably just over…
Two ways to invest your mortgage rate cut By Vanguard Investing strategy Why investing extra money from a rate cut can be a better long-term option Millions of Australians holding variable rate mortgages are about to receive a monthly household cash infusion, thanks to the Reserve Bank’s 0.25% cash rate cut on 20 May.…
