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Often, my clients may have a 1- or 2-year (sometimes more!) age gap between them. And besides the obvious benefits of ha...
28/03/2025

Often, my clients may have a 1- or 2-year (sometimes more!) age gap between them. And besides the obvious benefits of having that youthful energy in the household, her are my top 3 tips for how you can turn the age gap into a financial benefit and early retirement strategy!

The advice provided is general advice only. In preparing it we did not take into account your investment objectives...
26/03/2025



The advice provided is general advice only. In preparing it we did not take into account your investment objectives, financial situation or particular needs. Before making an investment decision on the basis of this advice, you should consider how appropriate the advice is to your particular investment needs and objectives. You should also consider the relevant Product Disclosure Statement before making any decision relating to a financial product.

Did you know, that if you leave your Superannuation fund to an adult child, they are likely to pay up to 17% tax (includ...
24/03/2025

Did you know, that if you leave your Superannuation fund to an adult child, they are likely to pay up to 17% tax (including medicare levy) on the payout? Talk to your advisor about ways in which this tax can be minimised in your lifetime - known as a Withdrawal & Recontribution strategy



The advice provided is general advice only. In preparing it we did not take into account your investment objectives, financial situation or particular needs. Before making an investment decision on the basis of this advice, you should consider how appropriate the advice is to your particular investment needs and objectives. You should also consider the relevant Product Disclosure Statement before making any decision relating to a financial product.

The advice provided is general advice only. In preparing it we did not take into account your investment objective...
21/03/2025



The advice provided is general advice only. In preparing it we did not take into account your investment objectives, financial situation or particular needs. Before making an investment decision on the basis of this advice, you should consider how appropriate the advice is to your particular investment needs and objectives. You should also consider the relevant Product Disclosure Statement before making any decision relating to a financial product.

19/03/2025

Retirement is not supposed to be stressful!
But in my experience the number one worry of my retiree clients before they become clients is : what if I lose all of my money!?

Everyone has a story of someone they know who 'Lost everything' - particularly if they retired through the GFC of 2008

But the thing is you will never LOSE money unless you sell something for less than you paid for it. For those investors who STAYED the course and stayed invested through the GFC (and every historical share market correction for that matter), they didn't lose one dollar. In times of volatility, on paper, sure your NetWorth will vary, however a good quality, well designed retirement portfolio will still pay income (dividends & interest) even through market downturns.

And so, a correctly structured portfolio, which avoids the need to sell assets at times of volatility to fund drawdowns - will never need to crystalise any losses and therefore will not LOSE MONEY.



The advice provided is general advice only. In preparing it we did not take into account your investment objectives, financial situation or particular needs. Before making an investment decision on the basis of this advice, you should consider how appropriate the advice is to your particular investment needs and objectives. You should also consider the relevant Product Disclosure Statement before making any decision relating to a financial product.

Do you know your number? The most common misconception I hear as an adviser is that 'I don't have enough money to retire...
17/03/2025

Do you know your number?

The most common misconception I hear as an adviser is that 'I don't have enough money to retire. But when I dig a little and ask 'how much is enough'… most people can't answer.
We help you reverse engineer a plan to help you understand your number- we call this your Roadmap to Financial freedom.

So, can you afford to retire? The answer is it depends. The first question you need to answer is 'how much passive income do I need, to achieve financial freedom?'

You've worked hard all of your life, paid your taxes and finally have gotten rid of your mortgage- hurray! Now you're st...
14/03/2025

You've worked hard all of your life, paid your taxes and finally have gotten rid of your mortgage- hurray! Now you're starting to think of a world where work life balance is a priority, and eventually full retirement. If this is you, you're probably aware of the importance of using your final years of working before transitioning to set yourself up for financial success in retirement.

This week we will be sharing our top 3 tips 'for success:

TODAYS TIP
Use tax deduction available to bolster your superannuation funds via salary sacrificing.

Now you no longer have a mortgage, you should consider redirecting the money you were previously directing off the loans to tax effective super contributions, regular savings can make a huge difference to your end game due to compound interest and dollar cost averaging



The advice provided is general advice only. In preparing it we did not take into account your investment objectives, financial situation or particular needs. Before making an investment decision on the basis of this advice, you should consider how appropriate the advice is to your particular investment needs and objectives. You should also consider the relevant Product Disclosure Statement before making any decision relating to a financial product.

You've worked hard all of your life, paid your taxes and finally have gotten rid of your mortgage- hurray! Now you're st...
12/03/2025

You've worked hard all of your life, paid your taxes and finally have gotten rid of your mortgage- hurray! Now you're starting to think of a world where work life balance is a priority , and eventually full retirement. If this is you, youre probably aware of the importance óf using your final years of working before transitioning to set yourself up for financial success in retirement.

This week we will be sharing our top 3 tips 'for success:

TODAYS TIP

BE invested. Reconsider your need to have huge cash reserves at your fingertips, if you are more than 3 years away from retirement



The advice provided is general advice only. In preparing it we did not take into account your investment objectives, financial situation or particular needs. Before making an investment decision on the basis of this advice, you should consider how appropriate the advice is to your particular investment needs and objectives. You should also consider the relevant Product Disclosure Statement before making any decision relating to a financial product.

You've worked hard all of your life, paid your taxes and finally have gotten rid of your mortgage- hurray! Now you're st...
10/03/2025

You've worked hard all of your life, paid your taxes and finally have gotten rid of your mortgage- hurray! Now you're starting to think of a world where work life balance is a priority, and eventually full retirement. If this is you, you're probably aware of the importance of using your final years of working before transitioning to set yourself up for financial success in retirement.

This week we will be sharing our top 3 tips 'for success:

TODAYS TIP
Plan for the tax concessions available in retirement. You can have up to $1.9M in tax free superannuation income stream money - which could amount to huge savings over your lifetime, but you need to plan ahead. There are limits in how much money you can put into super each year, so DONT wait until the year before or OF that you plan to retire



The advice provided is general advice only. In preparing it we did not take into account your investment objectives, financial situation or particular needs. Before making an investment decision on the basis of this advice, you should consider how appropriate the advice is to your particular investment needs and objectives. You should also consider the relevant Product Disclosure Statement before making any decision relating to a financial product.

As our Baby boomer generation are currently enjoying their twilight years, $3.5 trillion will transfer in Australia befo...
05/03/2025

As our Baby boomer generation are currently enjoying their twilight years, $3.5 trillion will transfer in Australia before 2050 (Productivity report 2021).
There are many issues that you need to be aware of, and planned for, when it comes to considering your Estate planning wishes, and maximising the wealth you leave to your beneficiaries.

A common strategy we help our clients with is addressing Capital gains tax management of their Estates future assets.

An effective way to manage this issue is by considering a Living estate plan (meaning gifting some assets while you're alive), which in addition to providing you with some control certainty around CGT, will also bring you joy by gifting to your beneficiaries while you're still around to enjoy it!
It's important to talk to your financial advisor to ensure you understand the tax ramification for both you and your children and understand the various strategies available to manage this such a using your kids Superannuation funds or investing in tax paid vehicles such as investment bonds.



The advice provided is general advice only. In preparing it we did not take into account your investment objectives, financial situation or particular needs. Before making an investment decision on the basis of this advice, you should consider how appropriate the advice is to your particular investment needs and objectives. You should also consider the relevant Product Disclosure Statement before making any decision relating to a financial product.

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