Financial Action Task Force

The Financial Action Task Force: grey and black lists explained

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is the global watchdog fighting against money laundering and terrorist financing. Its grey and black lists identify countries whose financial systems do not comply to its standards. Duncan Taylor, Infinity’s Compliance Officer, explains what these designations mean and the implications for investors.   What is the Financial Action Task…

Group Medical Insurance

Group health insurance: Best practices for HR directors and CFOs

Group health insurance provides significant advantages for your business, but finding the right coverage for your employees at a competitive price can be challenging. We’re here to guide you through the process! Why provide group health insurance for your employees Whatever your business, in Asia’s competitive business landscape, your employees are your most valuable asset.…

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Education fee planning: With AI replacing many jobs, is it still worth getting a degree?

With AI replacing white-collar jobs in numerous fields and the cost of a degree continuing to rise, is it still worth getting a degree? We consider the merits of university education, highlight some important considerations for potential undergraduates and give some tips on education fee planning. AI and the evolving job market According to Accenture,…

Self Care. Financial Planning

Financial planning for self-care: the why and the how

24th July is International Self-Care Day. What does that have to do with financial planning? Well, a lot actually. Financial wellbeing and mental health are inextricably linked so improving your financial health will boost your overall wellbeing. Financial wellbeing and mental health The World Health Organisation places so much importance on self-care that it has…

Paris Olympics 2024

Gold medal financial planning: four habits to manage your finances like an Olympian

As the 2024 Olympics kicks off in Paris on 26th July, we take inspiration from the world of sport, pinpointing four key habits of elite athletes that can be applied to your financial planning. Manage your finances like an Olympian Achieving financial success might not require quite the same commitment and strategic planning as training…

Financial wellbeing. Diversification

Financial wellbeing challenge: Diversification – the key to managing investment risk

July’s theme for our financial well-being challenge is investing wisely. One crucial element to savvy investing is diversification. Find out how to manage investment risk by diversifying. What is diversification? A well-diversified portfolio is absolutely key to a successful investment. But what does diversification actually mean? There are a number of different asset classes that…

Financial planning review

Financial planning: 20 questions to consider in your mid-year review

The 2nd of July was the mid-point of the year, making this month the ideal time to review your financial planning and action any necessary changes. But how do you go about it? We’ve put together this handy list of questions to help you. Why a mid-year review is important Our lives are in constant…

High earner, no savings

Financial planning problems: Six-figure salary and broke? You’re a HENRY

If you earn six figures and still feel constantly broke, you’re a HENRY. A financial adviser can help you take control of your finances and make you rich! What is a HENRY? Does your household earn between $100,000 and $250,000 yet you constantly feel broke? Then you are a HENRY: High Earner Not Rich Yet.…