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Latest Updates

• 2021 – A list of lists regarding the macro investment outlook – find out here
• The Australian Government’s Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook – peak deficit has likely been seen – find out here
• Review of 2020, outlook for 2021 – from pandemic to recovery – find out here
• Still The Lucky Country – five reasons why Australian shares are likely to outperform in the year ahead – find out here
• Joe Biden on track to become US president – implications for investors and Australia – find out here
• RBA cuts rates to just 0.1% and ramps up quantitative easing – but will it work? – find out here
• Five reasons why this downturn and subsequent recovery are different – and where are we in the Australian recovery now? – find out here
• Nine keys to successful investing – and why they are more important than ever in the face of the coronavirus shock – find out more
• The 2020-21 Australian Budget – spend, spend, spend as the focus remains on recovery and jobs, jobs, jobs – find out here
• Biden versus Trump – the US presidential election is looming as the next big event for investors – find out here
• Australia’s “eye popping” budget deficit and public debt blow out – can it be paid off? Does it matter?- find out here
• Seven reasons why the trend in shares will likely remain up, albeit with bumps along the way – find out here
• Three reasons why the Coronavirus crisis might fix Australia’s housing affordability crisis – find out here
• RBA holds – but more stimulus likely as Victorian lockdown to knock at least $12bn from national GDP – find out here
• US dollar breaking down, gold and the $A breaking up – what does it mean for investors? – find out here
• Australian economic and fiscal update – record budget deficits, but more to come – find out here
• The fiscal cliff is more likely to be a fiscal slope – and why concerns about Australia’s budget deficit are overblown – find out here
• 2019-20 saw poor returns – but it could have been much worse – find out here
• How worried should investors be about a “second wave” of Coronavirus cases? – find out here
• Australian house prices starting to fall – collapse likely averted but expect more weakness ahead – find out here
• 10 medium to longer-term implications from the coronavirus shock – find out here
• The coming surge in Australia’s budget deficit and public debt due to Coronavirus – can we afford it? – find out more
• The Lucky Country – three reasons why Australia may come through this period of global misery better than most countries – find out here
• Why super and growth assets like shares have to be seen as long-term investments – find out here
• Light at the end of the coronavirus tunnel – what does it mean for investors? – find out here
• Have you lost your job or had your work hours cut by 20% or more in 2020?There may be a tax strategy to withdraw funds from super, recontribute them and claim a tax deduction for the contribution.  This could significantly reduce your personal income tax.  If you think you may meet this criteria, we encourage you to contact your adviser.  – find out here
• Magic money tree – QE & money printing and their part in the coronavirus economic rescue – find out here
• What signposts can we watch to be confident shares have bottomed? – find out here
• Some things to know about the current government financial support being offered – find out here
• The coronavirus pandemic and the economy –a Q&Afrom an investment perspective – find out here
• The importance of staying invested in volatile times – find out here
• When will stocks recover? – find out here
• Is Coronavirus driving a recession, depression or an economic hit like no other? What does it mean for the bear market in shares? – find out here
• Federal Government Second Economic Response Package – find out here
• The threat to Australian house prices from coronavirus – find out here
• Five charts on investing to keep in mind in rough times like these – find out here
• The case for calm with COVID-19
  Answering your questions about Coronavirus: webinar recording
• The increasing economic threat from Coronavirus – what to watch for and what should investors do – find out here
• The plunge in shares – seven things investors need to keep in mind – find out here
• The increasing spread of Coronavirus – updated economic and investment market implications – find out here
• Three reasons why low inflation is good for shares and property – find out here
• From bushfires to Coronavirus – five ways to turn down the noise around investing – find out here
• The China Coronavirus outbreak – economic and investment market implications – find out here
• Five charts to watch regarding the global economy and markets this year – find out here
• 2020 – a list of lists regarding the macro investment outlook – find out here

Profile

Adviser Ratings Profiles Alison Greenwood – find out here

Radio / Podcasts

How to make or save money with record low interest rates – On Breakfast with Ryk Goddard – find out here

What are negative interest rates? Where is money safe right now? July 2020 – find out here

Alison Greenwood interviewed on ABC breakfast radio.

We should all be aware by now that, whatever stage of life you’re in, it’s important to get financial advice. Sometimes though, unless you know someone or have a recommendation, it can feel a bit overwhelming about knowing where to start, or who to choose. Today’s guest on the podcast is Financial Advisor, Alison Greenwood. Alison was interviewed as part of Jenny Baxter’s program ”Treasuring Mothers” and is considered the ”Treasuring Mothers” finance expert

The 2019 Financial Sector Inquiry, held by a Royal Commission, is important for all Australians. Alison Greenwood shares her thoughts on the outcome, both good and bad, and it’s impact on you and your family.

Alison Greenwood gives ideas for families with children. Because it’s important to secure a strong financial future. Alison was interviewed as part of Jenny Baxter’s program ”Treasuring Mothers” and is considered the ”Treasuring Mothers” finance expert

This is a recent interview Alison Greenwood did regarding how to set yourself up to buy a home. Alison was interviewed as part of Jenny Baxter’s program ”Treasuring Mothers” and is considered the ”Treasuring Mothers” finance expert

Listen to Alison Greenwood talk with Ryk Goddard from ABC about – Australia is facing zero inflation, what does that mean?

This is a recent interview Alison Greenwood did regarding Giving your children the gift of financial literacy. Alison was interviewed as part of Jenny Baxter’s program ”Treasuring Mothers”.

This is a recent interview Alison Greenwood did regarding Mother’s advice for teen workers. Alison was interviewed as part of Jenny Baxter’s program ”Treasuring Mothers”.

This is a recent interview Alison Greenwood did regarding Superannuation for Women – Part 1. Alison was interviewed as part of Jenny Baxter’s program ”Treasuring Mothers”.

This is a recent interview Alison Greenwood did regarding Superannuation for Women – Part 2. Alison was interviewed as part of Jenny Baxter’s program ”Treasuring Mothers”.

This is a recent interview Alison Greenwood did regarding The Importance of a Budget to Save for a House. Alison was interviewed as part of Jenny Baxter’s program ”Treasuring Mothers”.

This is a recent interview Alison Greenwood did regarding The Importance of Creating a Family Budget. Alison was interviewed as part of Jenny Baxter’s program ”Treasuring Mothers”.

This is part one of an interview Alison Greenwood did regarding women in business coping with motherhood.  Alison was interviewed as part of Jenny Baxter’s program ”Treasuring Mothers”.

Listen to Alison Greenwood talk with Ryk Goddard from ABC about End of financial year super & health insurance changes

Listen to Alison Greenwood talk with Ryk Goddard from ABC about the 2017-18 Australian Federal Budget

Listen to Alison Greenwood talk superannuation with Ryk Goddard and Tim Ferguson on 936 ABC Hobart, 26th June, 2014:

Listen to Alison Greenwood talk redundancies with Ryk Goddard on 936 ABC Hobart, 5th November, 2014:

Listen as Alison talks to Ryk Goddard from ABC Radio about her concerns on the new superannuation caps imposed in the budget, 5th May, 2016: