The financial impact of starting a family
There is a common situation that many of my clients go through when, all of a sudden, things aren’t as financially comfortable as they once were.
How divorce impacts self-managed super
Self-managed superannuation funds (SMSF) have a lot of complexities that are often overlooked when established.
Planning now can save you in the future
There are times in our life when we are spending far more than usual or earning less than we normally do; it is good practice to prepare for these moments in advance.
Self-managed super when divorce strikes
Self-managed superannuation funds (SMSF) have a lot of complexities that are often overlooked when established.
Early financial habits can last a lifetime
At our office, we firmly believe the earlier you start saving, the better.
Escaping from the pain of debt
Over the years I have come across many clients who are drowning in debt and seem to be caught in a hole from which they can’t escape.
Money and the biggest moments of our lives
As our life changes so do our financial planning needs. I have created a list of some important life events that are commonplace and highlight some of the issues associated.
Why the self-employed must get serious about Super
Too many business owners lack strong Super balances at retirement.
The impact of divorce on your finances
I think most of us are aware that there are definitely negative financial consequences associated with divorce.
Calculating the cost of aged care
Australians are living longer so it is becoming more prevalent for people to enter an aged care facility in their later years.
Don’t panic about your finances during Coronavirus outbreak
In the last week we have had the first large scale market scare in over a decade.
Always consider the future when arranging your finances
Don't forget the future and possible changes.
Prepare for the future, but don’t ignore today
As far as I’m concerned, the aim of building wealth is to be able to provide us with the lifestyle that we choose, both now and into the future.
Interest rate cut is not good news for everyone
This week’s interest rate reduction of a quarter of a per cent has led to for the first time in our history an official...
Three mistakes you may be making in your small business
Here’s some of the most common financial planning mistakes in small business...
The business doesn’t know where their profit comes from
Most businesses have a pretty...
Investing in super deserves serious thought
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve had a client tell me they don’t believe in superannuation or superannuation is too risky along...
An overview of the Federal Budget
The Federal Budget was announced on Tuesday night and with a looming election it was full of goodies for all.
I don’t need to tell...
Preparation is the key
There are times in our life where we are spending far more than usual or earning less than we normally do; it is good...
Why you shouldn’t panic when share prices fall
For almost all of us, the bulk of our Superannuation is invested in the share market, whether that be locally or overseas. In my...
Milestone birthdays offer a chance for reflection
Last week I turned 40! I’m really not sure where all the years went. I think back fondly on my 21st and 30th birthdays...