Gold Coast
Investment Advisers
Having money is not the same as hanging on
to it or growing it. Like talent, your money should be utilized
and made to grow.
We have found that the main problem with money is that most
people have only a hazy idea about how much money they really
need. And how long it has to last. Or how to grow it seriously
or how to hang on to it. What other things they want to do
with it. Our role is to create a clear picture of what is
needed and the consequences of not achieving the required
capital amount. Initial problem solved. Clarity
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De Vryer & Associates Pty Ltd
are Gold Coast Investment Advisers, who have their own
Financial Services Licence. There are fewer than 500
licensed investment advisers in Australia that have
their own licence. This provides De Vryer & Associates
investment advisers with the freedom and responsibility
to provide investment advice in the clients' interest,
not in the interest of the institution that would otherwise
have authorised the investment adviser under their financial
services licence. |
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Our investment strategy combines
the careful selection of the best performing investment
managers who invest in the best performing investment
markets from around the world. One of the big risks
that investors' today face is the impact of inflation
on investment capital over an increasingly long retirement,
with life expectancies lengthening into the nineties
before long. |
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There are more than 25,000 good
stocks in 25 countries to choose from. Any investment
adviser who can expertly select the right stocks from
among these, in addition to performing all other tasks,
has no problem. |
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The question "What to Invest
In?" in our view is an easy one to answer. There
are only two worthwhile investments, productive business
assets and property. Business assets because profitable
business reinvest into their own growth. Property because
well located property is subject to a continual increase
in demand with no capacity to increase supply. |
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Corporate equity has an additional
reason to add value. This is called "retained earnings".
Profitable companies pay 40%-60% of annual profits in
dividends to its shareholders and retain the balance
of the profit in order to enable it to continue to expand
its business. Only when you invest in equity do you
benefit from this natural growth. |
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