“I wish I had bought bitcoin in 2009…” Perhaps this is a phrase you have seen on a billboard, trying to entice you to invest in the new and exciting world of crypto. And with some of the recent media coverage, it is hard to not pay attention to the crypto market, especially the major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Read Post
Plant a Tree is back! For the entire month of December, for every person you refer that receives the $5 referral bonus, we will also plant one new tree on your behalf!
Thanks to our Raiz community, we have so far planted 8,598 trees in Western Australia on our users’ behalf!
Markets rise and markets fall. This is the nature of regular market cycles. Sometimes when markets have a period of sharp falls in the short term, people forget about the long-term picture and get tunnel vision, focussing only on the short-term negativity.
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29-11-2021
George Lucas, Raiz Group CEO
Market sentiment was decidedly risk-off as the week ended amid reports of a new coronavirus strain concerning the WHO. The so-called Omicron variant has already spread fast, with two cases now detected in Australia as countries asses the risk and how to manage it.
Reading, (w)riting, (a)rithmetic. These were the three “R”s of days gone by to help people learn the skills for adulthood and the workforce. But what about financial education and skills? Did you receive the right framework to get on top of your finances? Read Post
When it comes to home loans, there are many decisions to be made. What size loan to apply for? What LVR to use? What interest rate repayment style to use?
Imagine having the benefit of hindsight when making financial decisions. These little decisions can have big impacts down the track.
At Raiz, we know that ever dollar counts! Because of that, we don’t want you missing out on any potential cash rewards from our Raiz Rewards partners that could be invested into your Raiz Invest or Raiz Invest Super account. Read Post
The times, they are a changing – they really are. They are changing how much someone can borrow to buy their dream home. APRA, the Banking Regulator, is looking to place new rules on the banks to tighten up lending criteria to ensure Australians can continue to afford their mortgages should interest rates go up. Read Post
