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6 Steps to a Happy New Financial Year The new financial year provides an opportunity for a fresh start for your finances. Make this the financial year you get on top of yours… for good! We’ve broken it down into six bite-sized, manageable steps for you to tackle over six […]
Federal Budget 2023-24 The 2023-24 federal Budget was handed down on 9 May, click the picture below to go to a succinct summary of the announcements related to personal tax, business tax, cost of living measures, tax compliance and superannuation.
How much do you know about credit? According to Finder.com, there are currently more than 13 million credit cards in Australia with an average balance of around $3,000. In a population of just over 26 million, chances are, you have at least one credit card – 68% of us do! […]
No insurance? Why take the risk? On average, only 25% of debilitating injuries occur at work or are work-related. In 2018-19 there were 115,707 compensation claims made for serious work-related injuries in Australia. The average time it took for a worker to return to work due to a serious injury […]
How valuable is your virtual life? We all know that having a Will to protect our life’s assets is crucial, but what about our virtual life? Is our online presence classed as an asset? It most definitely can be! Known as “digital assets”, what you store online can take many […]
What would happen if you couldn’t work? If you were paid the average annual wage of $90,916.80[1], you could potentially earn over $10,982,000 over a 40-year working life[2]. You would use this money for daily living, for holidays, to accumulate assets like a house and car and to save for […]
Three steps to your kids’ financial success For many of us, our first experience of banking and savings was the school Savings Account Program. But in 2019 the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) raised concerns that these accounts had little lasting impact on children’s savings behaviour. All parents want […]
Leaving it too late to achieve your goals Most of us had retirement dreams, and couldn’t wait to finish work. So once retired, why haven’t we started ticking items off the bucket list? There’s no time like now for living your dreams. When Tony and Chris retired they had grand […]
Financial Planning for Parenthood Becoming a parent is an exciting time of adjustment and upheaval; how could such a little person create so many changes – and sleepless nights? But lack of sleep shouldn’t be caused by financial worries and reduced household income. When Judy a florist, and Gary an […]