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Jan 11, 2025 | 
au.finance.yahoo.com | Ben Nash
Finance expert Ben Nash said Aussies like Ryan can make expensive mistakes by sitting on the fence. (Source: TikTok/Getty) But he was feeling like with the recent property price rises a crash was coming - and he didn’t want to be on the wrong side of the equation. He was worried that if he bought a property, he’d be making an investment mistake that would cost him a bunch of money (and time) and lead to financial regrets.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
moneymag.com.au | Ben Nash |Tom Watson |Greg Boland |Michelle Baltazar
Published on Do you want to be a millionaire? If you're like many cash-strapped Australians, the answer is likely to be 'yes'. This book guides you through author Ben Nash's unique yet surprisingly simple strategy to grow your money in small, manageable steps and set up your ideal lifestyle without making drastic sacrifices to the way you live today.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
au.finance.yahoo.com | Ben Nash
Finance expert Ben Nash (right) has explained the common mistake people make with investing. (Source: Getty/Instagram) You don’t need to do a lot to get rich. Less is more, when it’s the right kind of less done in the right way. I was working with a couple recently who didn’t have a lot of spare cash to invest. They weren’t living extravagantly and had put together a budget that said they had about $100 a week spare they could save and invest. I’ll call them Simon and Sheryl.
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Nov 16, 2024 | 
eventbrite.com.au | Ben Nash
Want to build a second income through investing to create financial security, but overwhelmed with all the options and don’t know where / how to get started? Want to know what investments can help you replace your income so you aren’t forced to work forever, but finding that you still have that niggling thought at the back of your mind that’s stopping you from taking action? We lay out the most effective options you can use to build another income through investing.
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Nov 6, 2024 | 
au.finance.yahoo.com | Ben Nash
Pete and Paula were young executives, both both with good jobs earning good money. They were saving strongly, investing regularly and bought their dream home before realising they'd made a mistake that cost well over a million dollars. They'd set a goal in their late 20s to buy a home and planned to start a family a few years later.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
moneymag.com.au | Nicola Field |Michelle Baltazar |Ben Nash |Tom Watson
More than 10,000 scam victims left high and dry by banks, cop shops provide safe spots for buying online, and one-quarter of a million Aussies dob in a tax cheat. Here are five things you may have missed this week. Don't assume your bank will wear the cost, or even lend a sympathetic ear, if you fall victim to a scam. The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) handled more 104,861 complaints last financial year (2023/24), and one in 10 of these - over 10,000 complaints - related to scams.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
nz.finance.yahoo.com | Ben Nash
A while back I started working with a young couple, I’ll call them Amanda and Adam. Like many young couples, Amanda and Amanda had some big goals for their future and had no idea that some smart planning could grow their wealth by $158,000 in a few short years. They were recently married with one child and were planning bub number two in the next couple of years. Amanda worked in sales, and Adam was a marketing executive.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
au.finance.yahoo.com | Ben Nash
A while back I started working with a young couple, I’ll call them Amanda and Adam. Like many young couples, Amanda and Amanda had some big goals for their future and had no idea that some smart planning could grow their wealth by $158,000 in a few short years. They were recently married with one child and were planning bub number two in the next couple of years. Amanda worked in sales, and Adam was a marketing executive.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
moneymag.com.au | Marcus Padley |Michelle Baltazar |Ben Nash |Nicola Field
I once gave a talk at the Australian Shareholders' Association (ASA) conference and met a lovely couple who told me they had been offered the opportunity to invest in a 'wholesale' fund where the returns were much better than in a retail fund but they had to put in $500,000. They were nervous but excited at investing with the 'smart money'. I asked them if they knew what a sophisticated investor was and they replied 'no'.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
moneymag.com.au | Michelle Baltazar |Ben Nash |Tom Watson |Michelle May
Published From Boomers to Zoomers, which stock-picking style is better? Craig Keary, CEO of trading platform Selfwealth, is back in the studio with Money's Michelle Baltazar to discuss the latest investment trends and which generation is leading the way. Compare the share portfolios of Boomers, Gen X, Millenials and Gen Z based on 2024 trading dataWhat are the factors influencing each generation's investment choices? What tactic is likely to succeed? Who invests in ETFs?
