Wijith Wijeyasiri

Wijith is studying a Bachelor of Communications (Journalism/Social & Political Science) and a Bachelor of International Studies at the University of Technology in Sydney. He also works as an Account Coordinator at communications firm Honner.

Luxury watch brands are a hit with investors betting on alternative assets.

Investing

Luxury goods a handy alternative to getting rich

Whether it’s a handbag, art piece, watch or collectables, staying ahead of the demand curve can deliver rich rewards.

2 years ago
Wijith Wijeyasiri

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Younger Australians have never had to tussle with a potential recession, so it’s important to understand what it might mean for your money.

Opinion
Australian recession

Not if, but when: How to prepare for a recession as a first-time investor

Younger Australians have never had to tussle with a recession, so it’s important to understand what it might mean for your money.

July 18, 2023
Wijith Wijeyasiri

Now more than ever, Gen Zs and Millennials are increasingly conscious of the impact our super funds and personal investments have on our planet.

Analysis
Ethical investing

Look beyond the surface and don’t be afraid to lose money: How to invest ethically

Now more than ever, Gen Zs and Millennials are increasingly conscious of the impact our super funds and personal investments have on our planet.

May 13, 2023
Wijith Wijeyasiri

There is a strong set-and-forget mindset among young Australians when it comes to our all-important retirement savings.

Opinion
Superannuation

Don’t ‘set-and-forget’: What young workers should know about their super

Despite its size and importance, there is a strong set-and-forget mindset among young Australians when it comes to our all-important retirement savings.