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Invest prepared. Understand the benefit of saving regularly.
In our efforts to provide you with valuable guidance on financial planning and investing so that you can build your own financial plan with high probability of success, we have created a specialised section on our new website called Planning and Guidance in which we have included a lot of investment basics you need to know and we have also developed an Investors toolkit to help you understand what investing means in practice. Our plan is to introduce each tool separately in our quarterly newsletters so we urge you to watch this space as more tools come along in the future!
The first tool we will introduce you to is our Savings Calculator which shows you the benefit of saving regularly and tries to project if the lump sum you are counting on to receive in the future is going to be there when you need it! In addition to saving regularly however, this tool also shows the significance of long-term saving and choosing an investment style that you feel comfortable with.
Our savings calculator tool can help you understand the benefit of saving on a regular basis.
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Equity markets and risk assets soared during the second quarter of the year, as countries began easing lockdown restrictions and activity started to rebound. Despite Covid-19 continuing to spread in some regions of the world, such as Brazil and the USA, support provided by policy-makers around the world and the abundant liquidity contributed to a swift market recovery. Investment demand for safe-haven assets like government bonds and gold remains elevated, reflecting the nervousness among investors. Volatility is expected to remain elevated throughout the year, as the economic impact of the pandemic has yet to be crystalized, while political uncertainties, such as the potential flare-up of US-China trade tensions and the US presidential elections remain.