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Benjamin King Money Wealth We are committed to achieving unsurpassed client satisfaction. Wealth Creation and Wealth Protection strategies are the primary focus for our clients.

We do this through the delivery of the highest quality strategic financial and investment planning combined with portfolio management for our clients. We plan and monitor unique financial strategies that are effective for our individual clients. We can help you create the financial security that lets you focus on what’s really important in your life. Benjamin King Money Wealth Pty Ltd is a Corporate Authorised Representative of Viridian Advisory Pty Ltd, ABN 34 605 438 042, AFSL 476 223. This information has been prepared without taking account of your objectives, financial situation or needs. Because of this you should, before acting on this information consider its appropriateness, having regard to your objectives, financial situation and needs.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has increased the cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.60 per cent. The decision, announced t...
29/09/2026

The Reserve Bank of Australia has increased the cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.60 per cent. The decision, announced today, reflects continued concerns around elevated inflation and a number of emerging upside risks.

The RBA highlighted higher global energy prices, ongoing cost pressures for businesses, stronger-than-expected recent inflation outcomes and continued pressure on domestic economic capacity. While economic growth has slowed and consumer spending is easing, the Board considers that inflation remains too high. The latest increase is intended to further tighten financial conditions and support a return of inflation to target.

The RBA also noted ongoing uncertainty around the economic outlook, including the impact of the conflict in the Middle East, global energy supply disruptions, weak productivity growth and conditions in the housing market.

We will continue to monitor developments and what they may mean for Australian households, businesses, and the broader economy.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35%. The decision comes as inflat...
11/08/2026

The Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35%.

The decision comes as inflation remains elevated, with the RBA noting that capacity pressures and higher energy prices continue to contribute to inflationary pressures across the economy.

While financial conditions have tightened following three rate increases earlier this year, there are signs that consumer spending is slowing, the housing market is losing momentum and labour market conditions have eased.

However, inflation remains above target and is not expected to return to around the midpoint of the target range until late 2027. The RBA has therefore indicated that further rate increases remain possible if inflationary pressures intensify.

For businesses and households, the outlook remains uncertain, with global energy prices, geopolitical developments, consumer demand and domestic inflation all key factors to watch. We will continue to monitor developments and keep our clients informed as the economic outlook evolves.

The Victorian Government’s one-off 20% rebate on 2025/26 vehicle registration payments is now active, providing extra co...
02/06/2026

The Victorian Government’s one-off 20% rebate on 2025/26 vehicle registration payments is now active, providing extra cost-of-living relief for households across the state.

Applications are now open and will close on 31 July 2026, giving eligible drivers a limited window to claim.

Eligible drivers can receive up to $186 per vehicle, with a maximum of two vehicles per person, meaning savings of up to $372 in total. Concession card holders are also eligible, with rebate amounts adjusted accordingly.

The rebate applies to up to two light vehicles per person, including:
• Cars
• Wagons (4WDs)
• Station wagons
• Motorcycles
• Utes
• Vans
• Light trucks

To claim the rebate, applications can now be submitted through the Service Victoria website or app.

If you’d like help understanding how this rebate could impact your household cash flow, savings strategy, or broader financial plan, reach out to our advisers at BKM Wealth. We’re here to help.

If you have a HELP/HECS balance, indexation of 2.8% will be applied on 1 June 2026.For example, a 2.8% indexation equals...
18/05/2026

If you have a HELP/HECS balance, indexation of 2.8% will be applied on 1 June 2026.

For example, a 2.8% indexation equals about $773 on a $27,600 balance.

Indexation is applied by the Australian Taxation Office on 1 June to the portion of your loan that has remained unpaid for more than 11 months.

At the same time, your compulsory HELP repayments are reconciled through your tax return (at least 30 days later), which can make the timing feel frustrating if you’re close to clearing the debt.

However, if you want your voluntary payment to count before indexation, Study Assist notes that you will need to make a voluntary repayment by 26 May 2026 (to allow time for processing.)

You can check your balance and payment options via the Australian Taxation Office online services through myGov.

If you’d like help understanding how this affects your overall plan (cash flow, goals, home lending strategy, etc.), contact the advisers at BKM Wealth for personal financial advice.

Recently, Tania Thornton from Benjamin King Money Wealth travelled to Manila to spend time with our Atlas team members, ...
12/05/2026

Recently, Tania Thornton from Benjamin King Money Wealth travelled to Manila to spend time with our Atlas team members, Cyla Sto Tomas and Mary Reyes. The visit was a great opportunity to strengthen our connection with our Atlas team.

"What a fantastic opportunity I had to travel to Manila and meet our dedicated team," Says Tania, "It was an invaluable number of days being able to conduct one on one training sessions in person whilst also learning more about the operations within Atlas. Everyone was very welcoming and especially excited to introduce me to the Filipino cuisine. Thank you to everyone for the memorable visit, I look forward to building on our continued relationship."

Tania also enjoyed catching up with our former team member Ailyn Selario who has grown into a leadership role at Atlas, as well as connect with CEO Jason Cutrupi to learn more about the Atlas business and how it operates.

We’re proud of the strong relationships we continue to build across our teams and grateful for the support, dedication and culture that connects us no matter the distance.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has increased interest rates by 0.25%, taking the cash rate to 4.35%. This move was widely...
06/05/2026

The Reserve Bank of Australia has increased interest rates by 0.25%, taking the cash rate to 4.35%. This move was widely expected and reflects ongoing efforts to bring inflation back under control.

Inflation remains higher than ideal, driven by things like energy costs and general living expenses. By lifting interest rates, the RBA is aiming to slow price growth and reduce pressure on households over time.

For many Australians, this means borrowing costs may stay higher for longer, which can place pressure on mortgage repayments. At the same time, higher interest rates can be positive for savers and investors, with better returns available on cash and income focused investments. Markets may continue to move around in the short term, but this is a normal part of economic adjustment.

Importantly, the RBA has signalled that it now has more flexibility to pause and assess how the economy responds. While higher rates can feel challenging, they also create opportunities for those with a well structured and diversified financial plan.

If you have questions about how interest rate changes may affect your personal situation, speak with one of our advisers at BKM Wealth. We’re here to help you understand your options and stay focused on your long term goals.

Our latest Superannuation Update Session brought together some of our clients for an insightful presentation on the evol...
01/05/2026

Our latest Superannuation Update Session brought together some of our clients for an insightful presentation on the evolving superannuation landscape, with a focus on the new Division 296 measures within Superannuation.

Led by Daniel Shaw (Director and SMSF Specialist Adviser at DFK BKM) and Rikki Juzwin (Certified Financial Adviser at BKM Wealth), the session provided a practical and informative breakdown of key changes impacting superannuation strategies.

Attendees heard detailed insights on what Division 296 is, who it impacts, and how earnings are calculated, along with real-world examples for large and very large superannuation balances. The session also explored broader strategic topics including alternative investment structures, upcoming contribution cap changes from 1 July 2026, the First Home Super Saver Scheme, and comparisons across industry, retail and SMSFs.

Thank you to all who joined us for an engaging session, complemented by a delicious lunch and valuable discussion!

The Victorian Government has announced a one-off 20% rebate on 2025/26 vehicle registration payments, aimed at helping e...
28/04/2026

The Victorian Government has announced a one-off 20% rebate on 2025/26 vehicle registration payments, aimed at helping ease cost-of-living pressures for households.

Applications will open on 1 June 2026 and close on 31 July 2026, so it’s a relatively short window to take advantage of the offer.

Eligible drivers can receive up to $186 per vehicle, with a maximum of two vehicles per person (up to $372 in total). Concession card holders will still be eligible, although their rebate will be adjusted accordingly.

The rebate will be limited to 2 light vehicles per person. Eligible vehicles include:
• cars
• wagons (4WD)
• station wagons
• motorcycles
• utes
• vans
• light trucks.

To access the rebate, applications can be submitted through the Service Victoria website or app during the application period.

If you’d like help understanding how this rebate fits into your broader household cash flow, savings strategy, or overall financial plan, reach out to our advisers at BKM Wealth, we’re here to help.

It’s one of the most common questions we hear, and the answer isn’t one-size-fits-all. Before making any big decisions, ...
22/04/2026

It’s one of the most common questions we hear, and the answer isn’t one-size-fits-all. Before making any big decisions, it’s worth stepping back and asking a few key questions.

• Do you have an adequate emergency fund in place?
• What are your short and long-term goals for the funds?
• Are there any high-interest debts to pay down?
• Are you making the most of tax-effective structures like superannuation?

From there, sometimes the best option is simply to leave it in cash or an offset account if you have short term plans for the funds. Sometimes in finance, doing more doesn’t generate a better outcome. Sometimes, simple is better.

If you have a more long-term focus for the funds then investing may be most appropriate. Start off with setting an investment duration and expected return. If you are happy to lock away the funds until retirement, superannuation may be appropriate as it can offer additional tax benefits. If not, a diversified portfolio outside of super creates a great foundation to build upon for your future.

If you’re unsure what the right next step looks like, that’s where personal advice can make all the difference. Contact our financial advisers at Benjamin King Money Wealth to discuss your next steps.

A number of AFL players have been informed that their group insurance will no longer cover certain brain injuries, follo...
08/04/2026

A number of AFL players have been informed that their group insurance will no longer cover certain brain injuries, following changes made by the insurer. This change applies even though players have been paying into the cover through their superannuation.

While this particular example involves professional athletes, the lesson is relevant to everyday Australians. When insurance is held inside super or through an employer, the insurer generally has the ability to:

• Change definitions
• Add exclusions
• Reduce benefits
• Remove cover altogether

All without needing your consent.

This is why many people choose policies with guaranteed terms (often referred to as Guaranteed Future Insurability).

These policies:
• Cannot be cancelled by the insurer
• Cannot be altered or downgraded
• Only change if you choose to make a change or stop paying premiums

Insurance is meant to provide certainty when life doesn’t go to plan. Knowing whether your cover can be changed is just as important as knowing how much you’re insured for.

If you’d like to explore insurance options that cannot be cancelled or altered by the insurer, reach out to the financial advisers at BKM Wealth for professional guidance.

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