It might sound crazy… but money isn’t everything. Yes, it’s important to be financially secure, but for you to have a happy and healthy retirement there are many other factors that you need to consider.
Seeking professional advice can be beneficial when you want to maximise your wealth building opportunities, and this is when you might ask yourself, ‘Do I need a financial adviser?’
Did you know that as of the end of the June 2021 quarter, the total balance of Australian superannuation assets totalled $3.3 trillion? Understanding the different types of super funds is the first step in making sure you select the most appropriate fund for your needs.
The financial services industry has been under a microscope for the last few years. This is why you should be on the lookout for a self-licensed financial adviser. Being self-licensed gives the adviser a greater degree of autonomy and means they are more likely to work with you to understand your unique needs and financial goals.
Many global corporations utilise employee share schemes as workplace incentives. They are an effective way to encourage retention and motivate employees to do their best for the organisation. But there are potential tax implications you need to know about.
Do you have or are you considering creating a family trust? Here in Australia they are becoming increasingly popular and with good reason. They have unique advantages and can help you with your financial planning, investments and tax distribution.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Dogecoin… it is an ever expanding field and there are thousands of different cryptocurrencies in existence. We take a look at the realm of virtual currencies and Graeme Quinlan discusses why we don’t invest in crypto.
Financial freedom – it’s something everyone wants. But for many women, it can be difficult to achieve. There are significant hurdles to overcome so no matter where you are in your life right now, it’s essential that you take control today and start planning for the future.
Proper financial planning for various life stages and milestones can reduce the stress and anxiety and give you the confidence to transition through these milestones with ease and clarity. Learn more about how First Financial can help you prepare.
Losing a loved one, particularly a long-term spouse or partner, is an incredibly challenging time. There are often a lot of things to manage and navigating the financial maze can be one of the more difficult aspects. But it doesn’t need to be.
