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Fisher Funds: Willpower keeps bears at bay

Fisher Funds: Living on autopilot

I've spent many hours in the air over the last month in a quest to maximise sunshine hours on my holiday break.

Fisher Funds: Economic pessimism misplaced

Economically speaking, 2016 has started on the wrong foot. The world seems to be suffering from a bad bout of economic pessimism.

Fisher Funds: Famous for being famous

I've always discouraged my daughters from thinking that becoming a celebrity is a worthy career goal.

Fisher Funds: Making a self-contract for fitness & finance

It was a wonderful Christmas - lashings of fun, family and food. Unfortunately that other "f," fitness didn't do so well.

Fisher Funds:Robot cars - Utopia or hell?

As New York baseball legend, Yogi Berra quipped: "It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future."

Fisher Funds: The value of gratitude

When my daughters were young, we had an evening ritual when they would tell me the best and worst things about their day.

Fisher Funds: When share prices should be ignored

Recently a listed company CEO told me he watched his share price every day and felt its movements were at least partly a reflection of his actions and achievements.

Fisher Funds: Cutting out the middle man

Fisher Funds: Profitability vs humanity

It's no wonder pharmaceutical companies are seen as the bad guys of business. They charge exorbitant prices for drugs, irrespective of who needs them and how many lives they could save.

Fisher Funds: VW called the 'Lance Armstrong' of car makers

Fisher Funds: Ugly politics can affect business confidence

After travelling to Australia or the United States, I delight in returning home - not because of my home comforts and familiarity but because of the people.

Fisher Funds: Keeping your investment powder dry

Fisher Funds: Top service keeps retailers alive

Shops need to find an x-factor to keep buyers coming back.

Fisher Funds: Retirement an encore, not an ending

For many people, early retirement is nirvana, the reward at the end of a long, hard slog; an escape from the daily grind of work and the freedom to do whatever you like, whenever you like, with people you care about, for the rest of your life.

Fisher Funds: Why family businesses don't survive

I've always loved the idea of inter-generational family businesses - started by great-granddad (or even better, great-grandma) and built up over decades by descendants as passionate and hardworking as the founder.

Fisher Funds: Don't be seduced by jargon

Fisher Funds: Experts are not always expert