Money Over 50

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This 3 part series involves Dallas Davison interviewing Michael Hogue on his experience through times of significant market drops. The final part of this series focuses on the recovery from the GFC (2009 to now).

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Just recently we had done a podcast talking about the volatility caused by Covid-19 where the market was 35% down from the top; it is now at 25% down from the top. Yet we still can't predict whether it has hit the bottom or not, all we know is that there is still a "discount" on shares at the moment and it may be a great time to start planning for your future.

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This 3 part series involves Dallas Davison interviewing Michael Hogue on his experience through times of significant market drops. The second part of this series focuses on Michael's experience during the Global Financial Crisis (2007-2009).

For all listener questions/feedback, please contact the team at podcast@mo50.com.au
This 3 part series involves Dallas Davison interviewing Michael Hogue on his experience through times of significant market drops. The 1st part of this series focuses on the boom years (2001 to 2007).

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We're in a stressful time due to Covid-19, and the thought of retirement planning might be pushed to the back of your mind with so much going on. However, it might actually be a really good to establish or enhance your retirement plan.

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This is the first update of our weekly financially-related Covid-19 discussions. This episode's focus is on how a different mentality regarding the market price drops caused by Covid-19 can become an advantage to your retirement savings.

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During periods of high volatility and uncertainty, it's understandable why some people want to reduce that pain by pulling their money out into cash and reinvesting it when things settle down. Unfortunately, this a quick way to crystallise your losses, therefore, losing retirement savings in the process

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Volatility is a part of every day life... When it comes to investing, it becomes apparent even more. But just as there are highs, there will be lows, it does not mean you have done something wrong