In this episode, we dive into private assets. What they are, their history, the risks and benefits and whether they suit investors.

In this week's Unconventional Wisdom column, Mark runs through the reason why private credit is a hard no for him. As investors rush into the attractive yield offered by private credit providers, he urges caution and why all that glitters is not always gold.

Shani's Future Focus looks at three ways to maximise your returns. Her column looks past how to find the best investments, but how to maximise the returns of the ones that you have.

Public companies that are taken over by private equity are usually done so at a premium to recent share prices. But does seeking out potential takeover targets make sense for investors? In the latest edition of Bookworm, Joseph taps the insight of legendary fund manager Anthony Bolton to arrive at three things that might make a company more attractive to acquirers. He also explains why investors should be wary of relying too much on this outcome alone.

99% of investors won't be the next Warren Buffett. Luckily, we don't need to be that successful. This week Sim continues to explore products that make investing easier, with the newest edition of Young & Invested featuring a deep dive on one-ETF portfolios. Are they a help or hinderance to your goals? 

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