Wren Advisers

Wren Advisers Specialist investment advice, portfolio management and superannuation strategies Wren Advisers (AFS Licence 247124) has been operating since March 2004.

We specialise in providing investment advice, portfolio management, superannuation and insurance services. What sets us apart from our competitors? Four things. First, we’re a fee-based business. We charge an hourly fee or a portfolio management fee for our professional services. And if you don’t want a full financial plan, just answers to some specific questions, we can provide you with limited a

dvice for an agreed fixed fee. Second, we have our own Australian Financial Services Licence and are not aligned with any financial product provider. We can therefore work with you in an open way to find solutions that meet your financial objectives, circumstances and needs. Third, we produce our own investment research. Wren Advisers has significant data resources that allow us to generate our own research, surveys and analysis. This information is exclusive to our clients. We also publish regular Client Updates which provide information and commentary on current market trends. And finally, we’re professional. Wren Advisers is a CPA Australia public practice and registered tax (financial) adviser. We are committed to upholding the highest ethical and professional standards. We were also the first investment advisory firm in Australia to sign up to the Good Business Register – a Federal Government initiative supported by the St James Ethics Centre to engage Australian businesses in adopting more responsible business practices. If you would like to discuss whether we can help you, or request our Financial Services Guide, please contact us.

The 'post-pandemic spike in inflation [and] economic uncertainty due to the conflict in the Middle East' are not the rea...
02/06/2026

The 'post-pandemic spike in inflation [and] economic uncertainty due to the conflict in the Middle East' are not the real inflation culprits.

The blame should be sheeted home to profligate spending at every level of government in Australia and around the world.

Melbourne apartments are a dangerous investment at present.
20/05/2026

Melbourne apartments are a dangerous investment at present.

39 likes, 13 comments. "500 Melbourne Apartment Owners BEGGING to Escape — 65% of Towers are FALLING"

Excellent summary of the Federal Budget's actual and unintended consequences.
14/05/2026

Excellent summary of the Federal Budget's actual and unintended consequences.

A new 30 per cent minimum tax floor for capital gains and trust distributions and the removal of negative gearing for established properties shifts the goalposts.

The physiological benefits of moving at top pace.
14/05/2026

The physiological benefits of moving at top pace.

A generation of Australian track stars is highlighting the unique physiological benefits of moving at top speed. Here are four reasons for you to do the same.

State and Federal energy ministers say that they know what's best for data centre operators and the Australian market pl...
12/05/2026

State and Federal energy ministers say that they know what's best for data centre operators and the Australian market place.

Energy ministers have asked the regulator to come up with new rules that could force data centres to “fully offset” their power use with additional renewable power.

British prime minister Margaret Thatcher is quoted as saying that "the trouble (or problem) with socialism is that you e...
07/05/2026

British prime minister Margaret Thatcher is quoted as saying that "the trouble (or problem) with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money."

The Victorian government is running a real-world test of this theory and the results suggest that Thatcher will be proven correct.

Treasurer Jaclyn Symes’ budget confirms what we’ve come to expect of Victorian Labor governments: every time the state finds some extra cash, they spend it.

This looks like it will be inflationary but it is merely reflecting the price pressures already unleashed by massive gov...
29/04/2026

This looks like it will be inflationary but it is merely reflecting the price pressures already unleashed by massive government overspending.

The Victorian government is just the most blatant in its brazen vote-buying plans.

Jacinta Allan’s government is preparing to offer Victoria’s 52,000 teachers a 28 per cent pay rise to head off a political headache.

This has all the hallmarks of the protection requests from the (now defunct) local car manufacturing industry.The renewa...
28/04/2026

This has all the hallmarks of the protection requests from the (now defunct) local car manufacturing industry.

The renewable power industry needs to stand on its own feet. And government ideologues need to get out of the way.

Canberra may allow lagging clean energy construction projects to re-write signed underwriting contracts in a push to hit the 2030 renewables target.

More taxpayer money wasted...
24/04/2026

More taxpayer money wasted...

The Federal Court has dismissed the regulator’s claim that the software company and its former directors misled the market following its much-hyped listing.

Apparently the ABS is now a 'business.'Except that its income is guaranteed, there is no competition, no consequences fo...
16/04/2026

Apparently the ABS is now a 'business.'

Except that its income is guaranteed, there is no competition, no consequences for mistakes and its employees get paid no matter what.

An unreal level of delusion.

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Level 1, 365 Little Collins Street
Melbourne, VIC
3000

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+61396636602

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