Women can make amazing investors but many still feel that it’s out of their reach or too risky.
We sat down to chat with Rebecca Pritchard, Financial Coach and Gladiator at Wealth Enhancers, to talk about why women need to be investing and what they can do to start.
Continue reading “This March, #startsomethingnew with Clover”
We sat down with Vinomofo Co-founder and CEO Justin Dry to talk about money management, why his nanna is the best, and why he’s been waiting for something like Clover.com.au to hit the Australian market for a long time. Continue reading “Two Minutes with Vinomofo CEO Justin Dry”
First things first: if you’re sipping on a beautiful red or white right now, that already says a lot about your awesome personality. Cheers! But it turns out that your favourite tipple gives a lot more away about what type of person you really are – the wine you love might say an awful lot about what sort of investor you are.
Don’t believe us? Let’s get straight into it:
Continue reading “What your favourite wine says about your investing style”
We’re partnering with our friends over at Vinomofo and are raising a glass to your financial future!
Until 17 March 2018, when you open a new Clover account, you’ll receive a free* case of mixed red wine from Vinomofo.
Wait…what? Seriously?
Yes, seriously.
You’ll get all the benefits of Clover’s low cost, hassle free investing, superb customer service AND a case of wine.
Sound good?
Then head over to this page or click the button below to learn more.
*Promotion expires 17 March 2018. Minimum $2,500 investment held for six months. If you close your Clover account before six months, you will receive your invested funds in full, less the case of wine’s $119 value.
Click here to read the full promotional terms and conditions.
Investing can be intimidating especially with all the jargon thrown around. Capital gains! Efficient market hypothesis! Rate of return!
Thankfully, you don’t need a PhD to be a successful investor. But, there are a few terms you should familiarise yourself with on your journey to financial security. Two of the more confusing are dividends and distributions. Often these terms are used interchangeably, even though they have very different meanings.
