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January 2019

China’s Economic Slowdown: How It Affects Global Economy

The slowdown in China’s economic growth – its slowest since 1990 according to the BBC – is causing consternation in…

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Episode 30: Debunking Hysteria Surrounding the Australian Economy

This week, we discuss how hysteria is trumping reality when it comes to the markets. We explain why you don’t…

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A high return in a low-rate world

Sitting at 0.75 per cent, Australia’s official cash rate is at its lowest in recorded history. This follows the Reserve…

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Opportunities In Infrastructure Investment

The Federal election hasn’t been announced yet, but the constant low-level campaigning is coalescing into some interesting suggestions. The latest…

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What To Do While Waiting For Property Prices To Recover

For those wanting to get into the investment property market, falling prices offer opportunities. However, if you’re already hip deep…

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Episode 29: The power of Powell’s words on global markets

The gents are back this week, discussing the highly volatile market activity following Jerome Powell’s comments; what to do as…

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Retirement planning: it's not all about the money

Retirement is often a massive life change for the majority of people who experience it. Most of us will have…

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Weekly Market Updates | March 22 2023

Watch UGC’s weekly market update videos to find out the week’s most important financial and investment news.

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What is Probate?

  Probate is a process by which the Court approves the will of the Deceased as valid and rules that…

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UGC’S STOCK MARKET & ECONOMIC UPDATE – MARCH 2023

Join UGC’s CEO and Chief Investment Officer, Joel Hewish, this episode for UGC’s investment philosophy, and its correlation to the…

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Sowing the seeds of succession

Succession planning can be difficult at the best of times without dealing with the added pressures farmers have recently faced…

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