News & Insights

Perpetual Private’s investment team discuss the story of 2018 and what will happen in investment markets in 2019.

Despite good economic growth numbers and decent corporate earnings, 2018 was a challenging year for many investors. So how might 2019 play out?

How do you choose a financial adviser? We surveyed 3,000 Australians and discovered the best adviser relationships are based on three common traits. Find out more.

Treat yourself to a great read this festive season. As Trustee for the Miles Franklin Literary Award, we have some inspiring suggestions for you.

Investment commentators have been warning for months that both bond and equity markets were due a pullback from their lofty heights. Now that it’s happening it may make sense to look at funds that add more breadth – more diversification – to your portfolio.

What are the secrets of people who have enough time for themselves and the money to help those they care about most? To find out we asked 3,000 Australians about their habits and passions and here is what we learnt.

The upcoming Federal election could have big implications for High Net Worth individuals and families. We look at some of the proposed tax changes and at how investors should deal with tax issues that are promises but not yet policy.

Structured giving can extend the impact and the longevity of your charitable donations, but you can do even more good if you reshape your financial investments so they’re aligned with your values while also earning a return.

Change is the only constant in life. For financial advice to work – to endure – it must help you adapt to the shifting circumstances in your life.

The path to home ownership in Australia is a long one. If you persevere, will you be happier when you get there, or will your family home become a financial burden upon retirement? To find out we asked 2,400 Australians.

Good advice is about expertise and trust. We asked advisers from across different parts of the Fordham and Perpetual Private accounting and advice businesses for their take on what good advice - and good advisers - look like.

Australians are living longer, but how do they feel about getting older? We asked 2,700 Australians and discovered a select group that are far more comfortable about getting older than everyone else.