In Australia, the regulatory authority has played an important role for the emergence of digital advice (also known as ‘robo-advice‘ or ‘automated advice’).
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What is the future for wealth management?
As the world is becoming more prosperous, the future of wealth management is bright. The size of the industry in many part of the world will grow at a healthy pace.
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It’s the second month of the financial year and many of us are gathering tax information for the annual trip to our accountant.
Do the very wealthy people split the bill when they eat together?
Given the nature of our business at QuietGrowth, our team members socialise in public places across geographies with wealthy people very frequently at a personal level.
Why do the wealthy people stay wealthy?
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What is a rainy day fund?
The first and foremost target for anyone is to have enough liquid assets to constitute her ‘rainy-day fund’.
Is setting up a family office worth it compared to availing a robo-adviser service for my wealth of $20 million?
Usually, the economics of setting up and running a family office is more viable if the size of the investible assets is at least $100 million.
What investing services do the wealthy use, or have access to, that aren’t available to the average person?
The wealthy use many wealth management services and privileges that an average person does not have access to:
What is the difference between financial advice and investment advice?
Investment advice generally means personal financial advice or general financial advice about investment topics. Investment advice is an aspect of financial advice.