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Pre-election Jitters
October saw a mixed outcome for asset markets, with shares around the world modestly weaker, whilst bond markets had their worst month in two

America has voted, and the world now prepares for a Republican presidency. What will a Trump-led government mean for investments in Australia? Milford’s Frances Sweetman

Oil is the commodity with the largest impact on inflation and day-to-day living costs. With war in the Middle East driving oil prices higher, what

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Reassuringly expensive
September proved to be a solid month for returns, with broad gains across both bonds and shares. As a result, our suite of funds

The Australian economy is proving resilient, with high demand for goods and services, no anticipation of imminent interest rate cuts, and Aussies feeling more optimistic

Having a child diagnosed with cancer is one of the most devastating situations a parent can face. The impact of treatment and an uncertain future,

Pictured above, from left: Hayley Cochrane (Business Development Manager, Milford), Joanna Scanlan (Manager, Mount Eliza Neighbourhood House) and Suzannah Gilardi (Financial Planner and Lending Adviser,

Words: Mark Riggall, Portfolio Manager
Video: Stephanie Batchelor, Senior Analyst
August ended up being a modest month for returns, with most funds largely holding on to the

We recently wrote about the implication of interest rate cuts for investors. In recent years income shares including infrastructure companies have been heavily impacted by