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Protecting and Growing Your Wealth: The Importance of Evidence-Based Investing
If you have accumulated wealth you understand that the only way to protect and grow it is by investing in assets that outpace inflation. While most people recognize the importance of safeguarding their wealth, current market volatility can put people off investing in the markets.
Navigating Uncertainty in the Markets
Recent global events, such as the world trade war and the current unrest in the Middle East, can make investors anxious and reluctant to invest until markets stabilize. However, trying to time the market – investing only during “good” days – is virtually impossible. History shows that most investors do not achieve even the long-term market return because they react emotionally to market ups and downs. This phenomenon, known as the behaviour gap, is driven by behavioral biases. Read more about this here.
I went to Eoghan looking for investment advice and found him to be genuine and plain speaking. I really feel he has the best interests of his clients at heart. It was refreshing to be listened to.
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The Pitfalls of Forecast-Based Investing
Investment strategies which rely on predicting the future are usually unsuccessful. By the time an investments success becomes apparent, the opportunity for significant future gains may have passed. Instead, the most reliable guide to future performance is historical evidence – a principle known as evidence-based investing.
We are confident that if you talk to us about investing we will solve all of the above by taking your through our investment process.
Take the Guesswork Out of Investing
If you want to take the guesswork out of investing we’re here to help. As Specialist Investment Advisers we can show you how evidence-based investing can help you achieve your long-term financial goals.
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The material and information contained on this website is for general information purposes only. Neither the writer nor Highfield Financial Planning Ltd makes any warranty as to the completeness, accuracy or reliability of the information or the suitability or availability of products or services, referred to on the website, for any purpose. You should not rely on any information contained on this website as a basis for making any financial, legal, taxation or other decision. The information presented does not include all the considerations which are relevant to the topic discussed as to do so would render it un-readable. When considering any financial issue you should seek the advice of a suitably qualified adviser.
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The Sunday Times
In the sport of target pistol shooting there is a saying, “slow is smooth, smooth is fast”, which refers to the way to approach drawing and firing a pistol quickly and accurately. The learner shooter who focuses on practising the correct technique slowly, only building in speed later, will win the day nine times out of ten.
The Sunday Independent
A pension is a term that can seem distant to many, especially if you’re at the beginning of your career. But it is a vital part of long-term financial planning, designed to provide you with a source of income in your retirement years. As the pension landscape continues to evolve, understanding the fundamentals and staying informed about the changes is crucial. So, what do you need to know?
The Sunday Times
I have been sitting on about €140,000 in my current account for the past year. It’s what was left over when I sold a property. I keep reading about inflation and how banks are paying no interest and might start paying negative interest, and so on.
The Sunday Times
Would-be investors have a difficult decision to make when considering their options. If they are going to increase their wealth, they will need, at a minimum, to beat inflation and whatever they are paying in charges.
Business Post
If you’re at the beginning of your working life or are simply new to pensions, we look at what you need to know
The Sunday Times
The phrase “Morton’s fork” can be traced back to the time of King Henry VII in the 15th century, when John Morton, then the Archbishop of Canterbury and lord chancellor, rationalised that a tax levied by the king was just.
Sunday Independent
Q I HAVE €150,000 which I want to invest for between 10 and 15 years — with a view to using it to fund my retirement in the future. I’m 50 years old. I am interested in property investment and had considered using the lump sum to buy a property outright.
The Sunday Times
If I asked 10 people on the street how long they thought pensions had existed, what do you think they would say? Since the 1960s, the formation of the state, or Victorian times?
Business Post
No matter how far away you are from retirement, it is always a good time to start a pension or to build up your contributions. And the tax benefits are considerable, writes Siobhán Maguire
Sunday Business Post
The area of pension guidance can be a minefield, but it’s one which Highfield Financial Planning is happy to negotiate for its clients
Sunday Business Post
Eoghan Gavigan, a specialist investment adviser and certified financial planner at Highfield Financial Planning, has advice for those looking to start a pension, writes Siobhán Maguire
About Highfield Financial Planning
We provide superior advice on Financial Planning services to business owners, professionals and their families. The principal of the firm Eoghan Gavigan has over 29 years’ experience in banking and finance across Treasury, Lending and Wealth Management and is a Qualified Financial Adviser (QFA) and a Certified Financial Planner (CFP). The CFP qualification is the world’s most respected industry designation, held by only a select number of advisers. As Specialist Investment Advisers we can provide you with detailed investment advice on your pensions and investments.
We want you to be comfortable in your dealings with us. We provide a number of suggestions here for ways that you may be able to obtain comfort that we are the right Financial Planner for you.
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Why We Changed Our Business To Focus On Financial Planning
Having been involved in Financial Services for over 29 years our experience is that most people feel that they aren’t well served by the traditional financial advice model. Commission based sales creates a huge conflict of interest as in order for a financial adviser to be paid for his work he must sell you a financial product.
Many people who approach us for financial planning services tell us that they feel that what they have been getting is sales, and they want advice.
Our most successful clients use Financial Planning to manage their finances and accumulate wealth. Studies have shown that people who engage in Financial Planning are more on track with their financial affairs and have higher net worths.
Who Is Financial Planning Suitable For?
- You own your own home or are planning to purchase a home soon
- You have surplus income (although you may well feel that it is not being used optimally)
- You may have financial products (pensions, life assurance, investments etc) but they were sold to you by someone who had a target to achieve
- You are interested in developing a cohesive plan to achieve your financial objectives
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