What is a beneficiary and why you need one for your super
The assets that make up your estate may include property, bank accounts, investments and superannuation. How your estate will be distributed after …
Setting your grandkids up for the future: A Grandparent’s guide
Providing financial support to your grandchildren can be a meaningful way to invest in their future. From practical steps to financial strategies a…
Property or shares: Is the Australian investment dream changing?
Property investments appear to be on the wane with younger investors as house prices rise: the number of those expecting property will be their big…
Enjoying your retirement
Retirement can be a golden opportunity to make changes to your lifestyle and routine and boost your wellbeing in the process. Find out more about t…
Your obligations as an SMSF trustee
The following outlines your obligations as a trustee or director of a corporate trustee of a Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) and what happens when t…
Value your business
Working out how much your business is worth can be an important part of getting finance, attracting investors or selling your business. Here are so…
What happens to your super when you retire?
Superannuation is one of the important pillars of savings in retirement for most Australians. After years of working and contributing to your super…
Investing an inheritance from $10,000 to $100,000 whatever your life stage
Receiving an inheritance may be a once in a lifetime financial opportunity that also coincides with a very difficult, emotional time in your life. …
Protecting your money – Cybersecurity and scam awareness
Your super and investment savings represent years of hard work for a secure future. Unfortunately, they can be a prime target for scammers, causing…
Higher deeming incomes, Age Pension asset test limits and payments from 20 September
Deeming rates changed for the first time in five years in September, which will affect the income the government estimates retirees earn from their…
