You’ve probably heard the news about rising home loan rates and inflation. If you have a home loan or investment loan, you’re probably also watching the movements of the Reserve Bank closely.
Picture this… you get the call you’ve been waiting for your whole life… the one where your numbers have come up and you take home that lottery win you’ve been dreaming of and you find yourself managing sudden wealth.
This is the second article in a two-part series about superannuation through generations, covering how to tackle superannuation in your 50s, 60s and 70s.
Life can throw us curveballs of the unexpected, but there are also many life events that we can anticipate and plan for. Here, we discuss financial planning for various life events.
According to ScamWatch, there have been more than 160,000 financial scams reported to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission this year alone – with a whopping $425 million lost to scams.
Have you thought long and hard about your superannuation? In the first instalment of this two part series, we discuss everything you need to know about superannuation in your 20s, 30s and 40s.
Your ‘retirement gap’ is the difference between the income you’ll need to live a happy and fulfilling life in retirement and the money you’ll receive from your retirement income. Ask us about closing your retirement gap.
An intergenerational wealth transfer can be a life-changing opportunity but also bring challenges and complexities to your financial and personal life you may not be prepared for.
Do I need a financial adviser? There’s an easy test to find out the answer. How much is left over in your piggy bank after you’ve paid your bills each week? If there’s money to spare, you could benefit from financial advice.
Perhaps one of the biggest decisions you’ll have to make about your SMSF is how many members it will have, and in most states and territories you can now have six.
