2013

Interest rates are low due to economic policies aimed at stimulating growth. This can make borrowing cheaper, encouraging spending and investment.

A soaring superannuation means that retirement savings are growing, which is great news for everyday investors planning for their future. It can lead to increased financial security in retirement.

A lower dollar can benefit investors by making exports more competitive and potentially boosting the profits of companies that sell goods overseas. This can positively impact stock prices.

The past year was favorable for investors, with low interest rates, rising superannuation, and a more competitive dollar contributing to a positive investment environment.

Low interest rates can lead to higher stock prices as borrowing costs decrease, encouraging companies to invest and expand, which can boost their profitability and appeal to investors.

Everyday investors can benefit from a lower dollar by investing in export-oriented companies that may see increased profits from more competitive pricing in international markets.

When superannuation is performing well, investors should consider reviewing their retirement plans to ensure they are on track to meet their financial goals and possibly adjust their investment strategies accordingly.

The economic environment of low rates, rising superannuation, and a lower dollar suggests a favorable climate for growth-oriented investment strategies, focusing on sectors that benefit from these conditions.