How a person views money, whether that person is wealthy or not, is highly subjective. The same person might view money differently at different points in time. (more…)

In common parlance, a venture bet is an investment into a venture which has (a) a possibility of giving superlative returns to the investor; AND (b) a considerable probability of failure. (more…)

Robo advice

Robo advice refers to the service of providing financial advice using algorithms and automation and without the direct involvement of a human adviser during the act of providing that financial advice. (more…)

Some people have the view that inflation redistributes wealth from the old to the young. This is because of the assumption that the older people have more assets that do not appreciate in line with inflation, while the younger people have more debt.

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There is still a debate among the industry leaders whether the market will bounce back sharply or there will be an extended period of pain. Many are following the wait-and-watch policy. (more…)

Awareness about the various dynamics of the economy becomes more important to the common man when the possibility of a recession looks very real. This dynamic is because the ill-effects of recession stares at that person right in the face. (more…)

There is a growing sense of uneasiness among the people. The year 2020 has not been kind for many. Disasters, tragedies, tensions and now a virus pandemic have occurred in 2020. These have affected the sentiment of the people, and this sentiment is significant to the act of investing. (more…)

As we are aware, there is no regulatory rule in Australia that explicitly says that a financial services firm that does not offer ‘personal financial advice’ should not be called a robo advisor. However, we at QuietGrowth are (more…)

Robo advice, digital advice and automated advice are the same, as per the Australian regulatory authority ASIC. These terms refer to the service of providing financial advice using algorithms and technology and (more…)