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We help our clients to understand the financial implications and empower them to make the right decisions for themselves and their families.
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Coastwood Private Wealth is there to assist you with your financial priorities at every stage of your life, providing an unbiased, in-depth approach encompassing all aspects of wealth management.
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A holistic approach that combines advice from a registered portfolio manager with discretionary wealth management by advisors who meet high industry standards.
An option that focuses on providing advice about managing wealth for clients. Advisors fee is based on portfolio value rather than commissions.
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Our advisors are entrepreneurs who value an independent approach to investing and wealth management. We cultivate a holistic approach that puts clients first.
The Coastwood Private Wealth team has the experience needed to provide a comprehensive perspective on wealth management.
Together we have decades of stability, trust, and success.
The 2024 Federal Budget, tabled on April 16, 2024, provides a mix of expected measures and a few surprises. In line with the announcements leading up to Budget Day, Budget 2024 outlines a multitude of measures targeted at housing affordability and the cost of living.
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, deeply mindful of Arthur Burns’ missteps and inspired by Paul Volcker’s tenacity, is fully cognisant of the historical significance of his role. I have consistently argued that Powell would benefit from studying William McChesney Martin’s tenure as the first post-Second World War Federal Reserve Chair in the 1950s. Martin adeptly navigated through a period of fiscal dominance, a pattern that is emerging once again. As Sir Winston Churchill implied, focusing on the wrong historical period can lead to policy errors and financial turmoil.
“Embrace the monsters of today’s financial world,” Dr. James Thorne tells investors who are navigating through a period of immense structural change and adjustment.
