Are you wondering what franking credits are? We can explain. They are a type of tax credit that companies distribute to their shareholders along with dividends. Learn how these tax benefits work and how they can maximise your investment returns.
Enhance your digital literacy and security with our comprehensive guide for seniors. As tax time approaches, it’s crucial to stay vigilant against scams. Learn practical tips to protect your personal information and enjoy a safer online experience.
Are you approaching retirement with an active mortgage? It’s time to assess your financial situation. While the right strategy for you will depend on your individual circumstances, here is some general advice for navigating this critical phase.
Is it worth buying property through your superannuation? Depending on your circumstances, it may be a smart move, promising the potential for long-term financial growth and security. However, it’s important to consider the benefits and the drawbacks.
Are you wondering about your superannuation after you’re gone? Here are our insights on the distribution process after death, including beneficiaries and tax implications, to ensure your assets are handled as you wish.
As we plan for retirement, our home becomes a focal point – do we adapt it for our changing needs or make a move? This decision includes social, emotional, physical and financial concerns, all crucial in creating our ideal ‘home sweet home’ for the golden years.
If discussing retirement plans on the golf course negatively impacts your swing and leaves you clutching your back, it’s a humorous reminder of the health and wealth connection. Here’s what we know about their intricate relationship.
What would you do with a little extra space in your monthly budget? You could save for the dream car, but why not make this surplus work harder for your long-term financial well-being by investing it in your mortgage or super? And, which of those options is best?
Over the next two decades, an astounding $3.5 trillion is expected to be inherited. Will you be prepared for this wealth transfer? Both beneficiaries and benefactors will need to employ strategic planning to minimise tax implications and other potential problems.
If you are fortunate enough to have sufficient funds to settle your mortgage, you might instinctively opt for immediate repayment. However, it’s prudent to consider all your financial options. There are actually two good reasons not to pay off your home loan first.
