What’s all this about Stage 3 Tax Changes?
Unless you have been hiding somewhere, you will have seen and heard a lot about the changes to the ‘stage 3 tax cuts’ that the Commonwealth recently announced. Two thirds of people support the changes. So, what are they?
Think About Business Coaching
Business coaching is a valuable tool for business owners seeking to enhance their performance, overcome challenges, and achieve sustainable financial and personal success. Here are ten major benefits of effective business coaching.
A 20-Something’s Quick Guide to Super
Retirement can seem a long way off for people in their 20s and 30s. But super is also compulsory, so it makes sense to ensure that you have the right settings for yours, no matter how far away retirement might seem. Here’s five key things to think about when it comes to your super.
Here’s One Thing that all Australians Can Agree to Be Proud of
Here in the land downunder, we are blessed with a very stable economy. That stability is no accident. It is the end result of a lot of thought that has been put into developing institutions and processes that really work.
Student Loans: To Repay or not to Repay?
One of the most common questions we are asked by our younger clients, or the parents of our younger clients, is whether and when to make a voluntary repayment of a Commonwealth Student Loan. Usually, the answer is still no.
How to Save When you are just Getting Started
Different times of life call for different types of financial advice. This week, we start looking at ways to assist young adults in giving themselves the firmest financial footing available.
How’s this for Perfect Timing?
People of a certain age will remember former US Secretary of Defence Donald Rumsfeld describing ‘knowns and unknowns’ way back in 2002. Rumsfeld copped some criticism for what seemed to be a mangling of the English language. But in actual fact, his sentences make perfect sense. And they apply to finance just as well as they apply to global politics.
How to Turn Unknowns into Knowns
People of a certain age will remember former US Secretary of Defence Donald Rumsfeld describing ‘knowns and unknowns’ way back in 2002. Rumsfeld copped some criticism for what seemed to be a mangling of the English language. But in actual fact, his sentences make perfect sense. And they apply to finance just as well as they apply to global politics.