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It’s never too early to start

When teaching your children to manage their money you are helping your kids grow into financially savvy adults. You might even learn something about your own money habits along the way. Children see money nearly every day, and as they become old enough to recognise the currency value on coins […]

Has your life changed recently?

The busier we get the more we tend to put off the important things. Often the last subject we want to think about is our will or other estate planning requirements. Living life always seems to get in the way! Sometimes that’s not our fault, especially if there has been […]

10 Tips to prepare for retirement

Looking forward to retirement?  Check out our top 10 tips to make sure you’re on track. Tip 1: Take stock How do you want to live in retirement? Now do the numbers. How much will it cost? How much have you saved? Do the figures meet your expectations? If not, […]

Hitting an insurance home run

Most people either cringe or yawn when the word insurance is mentioned but regardless of whether you find it scary or boring, managing risk is a necessity in the world in which we now live. Let’s cover all of the bases to help make your home run as easy as […]

Be different today so you can be different tomorrow

Every generation thinks life will be different – and of course, each one is right – but when it comes to planning for the future, while we’re young we have a habit of thinking there is still plenty of time. After all, when you’re in your mid-thirties or even early […]

Take advantage of NOW!

After Kylie completed university and had landed a well-paying job, her only plan was to enjoy her new financial freedom. She had living to do – the future was a long way off and would take care of itself … wouldn’t it? Kylie’s first purchases were a trendy new hatchback […]

The essential ingredient of a financial plan

Here’s a recipe for a basic financial plan: Take one or more income sources and pour into a big pot. Add appropriate amounts of life, income protection and permanent disability insurance. Simmer for a few decades while slowly adding superannuation contributions and a dollop of non-super savings. Stir in some […]

The ‘what, why and how’ of contributing to super

Despite frequent changes to its governing rules, superannuation remains, for most people, a tax-effective environment in which to save for retirement. Here’s a quick Q&A on the what, why and how of contributing to superannuation from this point on. Why should I contribute to super? Some super contributions and the […]