Articles

While we specialise in financial advice, wealth management and retirement planning, we’re also here to be part of the conversation. From industry news to expert insights, practical perspectives and client updates, explore the latest articles from our team.

8 October, 2026

Peter Campbell: Advice for living well

Meet First Financial adviser Peter Campbell and discover how his varied career and life experiences shaped his personal approach to financial advice.

6 October, 2026

Are you making the most of your retirement?

Saving for retirement is only half the story. Learn how smart investing and financial advice can help you enjoy the retirement you’ve earned.

5 October, 2026

Planning for a longer retirement in Australia

Australians are living longer. Discover what a longer retirement could mean for your super, investments, income and financial planning.

5 October, 2026

Interest rate rises: What they mean for you

The RBA has raised interest rates again. Understand what higher rates could mean for mortgages, savings, investments, retirement and the economy.

16 September, 2026

Age Pension changes from September 2026

Age Pension rates and deeming rates change from 20 September 2026. Understand what the updates could mean for your retirement income strategy.

15 September, 2026

Jo Zhao – Financial advice with real care

First Financial Adviser Jo Zhao’s approach to financial planning and retirement is grounded in understanding her clients’ goals.

8 September, 2026

Financial plans fix more than problems

A misconception about financial planning is that you need a financial problem before you need professional advice.

8 September, 2026

A confident retirement requires a plan

With a clear financial plan that covers super, savings, debt, and income, you can build the lifestyle you want in retirement.

8 September, 2026

Could you retire earlier than planned?

Retirement does not always happen on schedule. Planning, financial literacy and flexibility can help you prepare for an earlier exit.

17 August, 2026

Is your super working hard today?

Payday Super means super is now paid more often. Use the change as a prompt to review your contributions, investments and retirement strategy.