
Should I repay my child’s HECS if I’m able?
With HECS indexation expected to peak at 7% this year, you might be wondering if you should repay your child’s debt for them- if you’re able to do so.
With HECS indexation expected to peak at 7% this year, you might be wondering if you should repay your child’s debt for them- if you’re able to do so.
When it comes to retirees and capital gains tax, there’s a lot to consider. But don’t let concerns about capital gains tax spoil the serenity of your golden years.
In an industry traditionally dominated by men, women are now on the rise. We’re seeing more women in finance, and First Financial is a proud supporter of growing the careers of young mums and other women.
Up for an adventure post-retirement? It’s time to hit the road. If caravanning in Australia after retirement sounds like a great way to wind down after a long and demanding career, then read on.
While defined benefit funds are no longer open to new members, some Aussies who are nearing retirement are members of those funds – and here we explain the difference between defined benefit plans and accumulation super funds.
Rising interest rates continue to be a massive concern for many Australians. This is not just for homeowners, but everyone affected by the resultant increase in cost of living.
Successful property investment advice can yield significant returns. However, cost of living increases and rising interest rates necessitate a more focused approach when you’re trying to pay off your mortgage faster.
The change in superannuation downsizing limit is a key driver in helping older Aussies to boost their income in retirement. Here’s how the lower age limit can benefit your retirement.
We discuss what your next 10 years as an investor will look like as the rising cost of living and interest rates hikes change the overall market. Are the “good old days” a thing of the past?
You’ve made it to retirement, you are probably more financially secure than ever and you’re feeling generous. But there are some considerations to make before gifting assets during retirement.