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Angus Stewart Investing

Locality: Pialba, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 404 716 957

Address: 16 Torquay Road 4655 Pialba, QLD, Australia

Website: https://www.angusstewartinvesting.com.au

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25.01.2022 Work is enjoyable but you also need some downtime. Day Dream Island is a beauty worth visiting. Support the QLD Tourism Industry and make a trip!!

23.01.2022 August Market Update - https://mailchi.mp/20fa951de6b5/august-market-update

22.01.2022 Angus Stewart Investing is over 2 years old now. Servicing the local community in the Wide Bay Area for nearly 8 years now. It’s succuss has been driven by our loyal clients and being able to be independent in the marketplace and professional with advice int he best interests of clients. Look forward to the next 12 months and what opportunities arise.

20.01.2022 https://www.ifa.com.au//28685-advice-clients-are-5-2-a-yea

19.01.2022 Stock in Focus: MEGAPORT (MP1) For the 12 months ended 30 June 2020, Megaport’s strong growth continued with a 66% increase in revenue to $58 million. On a recurring basis, at the end of the period the company’s monthly recurring revenue (MRR) had reached $5.7 million. This was an increase of 57% year on year and equates to $68.4 million on an annualised basis. Given that Megaport is investing heavily in its future growth, it continues to operate at a loss. It recorded a net ...loss of $47.7 million for FY 2020. Despite this, it has a very strong balance sheet with a cash position of $166.9 million. Also with the development of Megaport Virtual Edge and their collaboration with Cisco to enable SD-WAN capabilities will unlock a new level of value for their customers and enable more businesses to take advantage of Megaport’s industry-first elastic interconnection platform. I feel this is a great long term buy and one to hold onto for now. (Not Advice - For more information please feel free to ask) See more

19.01.2022 AMP released yesterday that they have had a change in board leadership and also the demotion of Boe Pahari. I feel there needs to be more change in the company before I would invest in their growth prospects. Short term they need to change their stance around technology and make the advice process faster to lead the market place in this area. On the positive side, Amp may be a good take over target for some of the larger wealth management firms/banks to take advantage of the beaten up share price and great long term growth opportunities once it has fixed past problems. Long term Amp is a buy but you may have to hold onto it for a while to see any growth!

17.01.2022 The market is a knock out the last week! 2020 could turn into a positive year with a COVID 19 vaccine around the corner and an intelligent and ethical new Present in America!!!! Could this be the start of a new dance for the market?

17.01.2022 Medical Professionals - Questions to ask around your personal insurance cover! How vital is income protection to suit your current needs and occupation? Is it important your income protection matches your salary and intended benefit period? Is your TPD option own or any occupation? Do you have trauma and TPD buy back on your policy? Will your TPD policy be a lump sum or paid out of several years? Is basic general insurance cover you received with group cover in an industry fund cover pre existing illness or injury? Personal insurance is more complex than it ever before. Making sure you are covered correctly will save heart ache at claim time.

15.01.2022 What is your cash earning???

15.01.2022 Noosa is something special. Although it is tough not to have travel overseas at the moment QLD has allot to offer on your back door!

13.01.2022 !!!!!!!!!!The Federal Government has updated superannuation laws to allow older Australians to contribute to their super for longer!!!!!!!! Work test to apply from age 67 going forward. The government has increased the age up to which super contributions can be made without having to meet a work test from 65 to 67. The work test requires you to be in paid work for a minimum of 40 hours in any consecutive 30-day period in the financial year to make voluntary super contributions. From 1 July 2020, the work test only applies for people aged between 67 and 74. People aged 65 or 66 will now be allowed to make voluntary super contributionsboth concessional and non-concessionalregardless of whether they are working or not. The usual contribution caps will continue to apply.

10.01.2022 Angus Stewart Investing 2 Years in has been a great adventure outside of the Big Banks!

05.01.2022 October Monthly Report - https://mailchi.mp/06ce22a2c986/october-monthly-report

02.01.2022 https://www.seek.com.au/job/50939055