In this section you will find all of the Smartwealth insights discussing various topics about investing, the markets, and more
In the investment world, individual investments are categorized together into broad classes of similar assets. Some examples of these asset classes include familiar categories like
The stock market is where investors buy and sell shares of publicly traded companies. Companies list their shares on one of the exchanges, such as
One of the most fundamental pieces of financial advice is to start investing as early as possible and hold your investments as long as possible.
Historically, September has seen weak stock market returns. It’s such a common occurrence that it’s even been given an official name – the September Effect. This
One of the simplest investing strategies today is that of investing exclusively in S&P 500 index funds. While its simplicity is appealing, this strategy could
Are you planning for retirement? Saving for your children’s tuition fees? Or looking to grow your wealth in general? Let’s look at some of the
To say the last year has been challenging for businesses and investments would be an understatement. The COVID-19 pandemic has exerted pressure on the world’s
Over 2 million people in Kuwait have received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19, and half of all adults in the USA
One of the greatest hurdles to financial independence is a consumer mindset. While most people work hard to earn money, they could struggle throughout their
According to the World Bank, financial inclusion addresses equality in terms of access to useful and affordable financial products and services that meet individuals’ and businesses’ needs.
NBK Capital CEO Faisal Al-Hamad shares his own experiences & habits that guided his career and strengthened his work ethic, along with advice for those
With Joe Biden officially becoming the 46th president of the United States, we take an in depth look at what this new era in politics
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