A breakup is super hard – and can be hard on your super
Love song dedications are out the window and you’re wondering how you’ll move forward, not to mention divide your money, possessions and debts. But…
Reducing risk in retirement
We all think things will turn out better for ‘us’ than ‘them’. Such optimism can serve us well in life, but when it comes to money, balancing bias …
Maximising wealth together: Super contributions for your spouse
Maximising super contributions for your spouse is a smart financial move that can benefit both your partner and your family’s long-term finan…
How first home buyers accessed $415m under the First Home Super Saver Scheme
Did you know, you could take advantage of potential tax benefits inside super to save for your first home? It’s been called the Australian Dream by…
Five rules of money management
No matter your income level or financial goals, everyone can benefit from developing strong money management skills. Here are five rules of money m…
Five lessons learned in 2023
Interest rate cycles can be different Students of economics are taught that monetary policy works with long and variable lags, up to 12-18 months. …
Changes to tax cuts from 1 July
The Government has passed legislation to amend the tax cuts which apply from 1 July this year. The changes are explained below, along with some thi…
What to do if you’re 55 and have no retirement plan
Key takeaways Strategies for fast tracking your retirement savings nest egg, such as debt elimination, additional super contributions and targeted …
The money conversations you need to have
Although it can feel uncomfortable, talking about money is a good thing. Get some help from the experts to start positive conversations and keep th…
Make your money work harder – pitfalls to avoid
If there’s one rule of thumb for investors to bear in mind, it’s that “if it looks too good to be true, it probably is”. Be aware The expression “a…
