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Are you investing in your time management? - Australian Investment Education

Are you investing time into creating more time for yourself? You're only ever gonna find time for something if you create time for it. Saying that we’re busy has become a badge of honor in today's society, but sometimes it can act more as an excuse or simply as a life that is out of control. Being busy doesn't necessarily mean you’re effective. Taking back the control over your time by learning how to manage your time well and being organized is something Andrew Baxter is very passionate about. It is a pillar of what it means to be a successful allround investor.

The 2022 Commodity Super Cycle - Australian Investment Education

The 2022 Commodity Super Cycle   For the first time in a long-time, commodities have actually outperformed equity prices in 2021. In what is a rampant inflationary environment, commodity prices could be set to benefit further this year as we head into a potential ‘super cycle’. Here’s why:   Commodity Prices are Soaring It comes as no surprise when we say that commodity prices have actually performed better than equity prices when you run through some examples. Commodity prices are soaring – lithium is up over 171% YoY, coal nearly 170% YoY and natural gas over 50% in the last 12 months also. As one of the contributing factors to inflation, and also an asset class that typically benefits from inflation, host Andrew Baxter says we could be heading into another super cycle for the commodities. Below we explore some reasons as to why and also how you might like to get some exposure to this. Real Returns and Inflation If we take a look through the lenses of 2021 for a m

This years budget & the upcoming Australian Election - Australian Investment Education

In this week's MONEY AND INVESTING show Andrew Baxter does a deep dive into how the upcoming Australian election may affect the market, whatever outcome there may be from it. This is a time for investors to be on their toes, set their personal political preferences aside, and invest wisely to make sure that their portfolios are safe and well prepared for the weeks ahead.