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08 August, 2022

We’ve recently launched a brand-new version of Raiz Kids on the Raiz App. This new version includes revamping many features in Raiz Kids, as well as introducing new ones, making it easier to save and invest for your children, grandchildren, cousins, nephews, nieces, whoever! So just what has changed from the previous version? Here’s what you need to know. Read Post

01 August, 2022

01-08-2022

George Lucas, Raiz Group CEO

Looking at equities there has been some positive news, with the S&P 500 index rising 9.1% in July, its biggest monthly gain since November 2020. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite index has fared even better, with its monthly gain of 12.3% the most since April 2020. Read Post

26 July, 2022

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PLEASE NOTE: This blog contains outdated information regarding “Custom” portfolios. These portfolios were replaced by Plus portfolios on 01/08/2023, for more information please read the Plus blog post or the PDS.

If you want to invest and gain exposure to invest in some of the global iconic leading companies, ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) are a great investment product that can help you do just that as well as getting diversification. Read Post

19 July, 2022

It’s commonly said that it takes money to make money. Those who live payslip to payslip and have little to invest or save for a rainy day would likely agree. But if you take the time to re-evaluate your finances, you’ll start to realise that setting aside even the smallest of dollar amounts can really add up over a lifetime, and budgeting is a key way to achieve this.

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18 July, 2022

18-07-2022

George Lucas, Raiz Group CEO

I thought we would begin with some good news. In the US, there were developments on the inflation front, which some consider as positive, with a July inflation expectation report — it looks at where people see prices rising in the future — falling to 2.8% over a five-year horizon, down from 3.1% in June and a one-year low.

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