Inflation and investments: how to protect your purchasing power when prices rise In Switzerland, people lived for a long time with inflation close to zero, sometimes even below it.Then came 2022, with a rise in prices that many had never experienced in their adult lives. That mome... Budget et épargne Investir
Retirement planning for young workers: why starting at 25 really makes a difference Retirement planning is not a subject reserved for 45-year-olds who are starting to worry about it seriously. It concerns you from your very first salary, even if retirement itself seems to belong to a... Investir Prévoyance
Stock exchange listing: how are shares priced and traded? Here is how it works in practice, how the price of a share is formed and what really moves the markets. What does it mean for shares to be listed? Shares are units of a company's capital, issued in ex... Investir
Small caps vs large caps: what are the differences for an investor? A company's size gives a first indication of some features of the investment, in particular its liquidity, meaning how easy it is to buy or sell its shares, and its volatility, meaning how much its sh... Investir
TWRR vs MWRR: what does your portfolio performance really measure? It is one of the most common questions among investors, especially at the start, when you are still working out how to begin investing and lack reference points to judge whether a performance is good ... Investir
Investing as a beginner: where to start without getting lost Not for lack of seriousness, but because they tried to understand everything at once, in the wrong order. Getting started with investing as a beginner does not require you to master everything from th... Investir
Why investing early matters more than investing a lot Because when it comes to investing, the most powerful variable is not the amount you put in. It is the length of time you leave it to work. By the end of this article, you will understand why every ye... Investir
At 20, which first financial decisions really matter? But some of the first financial decisions you take between 20 and 30 carry a weight that nobody points out. Not spectacular decisions. What matters most are the non-decisions: not saving yet, putting ... Budget et épargne Investir
Why waiting for the right time to invest is often a mistake The problem is not that this reasoning is absurd. Of course it seems prudent, logical and reasonable. Yet over the long term, it can be very costly. Behind this apparent caution lies a far more ordina... Investir Relation à l'argent
What is an ETF? A simple guide to how ETFs work Understanding an ETF is not just about knowing a definition: it means understanding how a tool works that can profoundly change the way you invest, save and build your financial future. At AdvisorOne ... Investir
Diversity in asset management: why it really improves investment decisions Because in reality, investing is never a purely rational exercise. Decisions are influenced by experience, risk perception, cognitive biases and the collective dynamics within teams. This is precisely... Femmes et finance Investir