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How to grow your wealth – 7 tips to help you improve their personal wealth

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Growing your wealth is a combination of smart financial planning, disciplined saving, and strategic investing. While there is no guaranteed path to instant riches, here are 8 actionable tips to help you improve your personal wealth and take control of your finances: 1. Create a Budget Start by tracking your income and expenses to get […]

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Salary Packaging: Understanding the Basics and Key Considerations

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Salary packaging, also known as salary sacrifice or salary packaging arrangements, is a beneficial remuneration method that allows employees to structure their income by receiving a portion of their salary in the form of non-cash benefits. This arrangement can provide financial advantages and tax savings for employees, while also offering potential benefits for employers. What […]

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First Steps to Making a Personal Financial Plan

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Each one of us carries any number of life goals or desires that we wish to achieve over our lifetime. In many cases, we lose sight of these yearnings and become consumed with day to day life. Sometimes, these dreams can seem to be become unachievable and we ultimately give up on them. What has […]

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A Salary Sacrifice Case Study – It’s not really a sacrifice

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By Jarryd Thraves, Financial Advisor If you are earning more than you need to live comfortably, salary sacrificing may be an attractive option to reduce your tax, boost your superannuation and prepare for a more comfortable retirement later on. Salary sacrificing simply involves having part of your salary paid into your superannuation fund by your […]

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Australian Expats Selling Real Estate in Australia – The Tax Trap

By David Baruffi, Financial Advisor There are two historic changes in Australian Tax Law that have wide reaching effects on Australian Expats (Australian Non-residents for tax Purposes) selling real estate in Australia. On the 8/5/2012 the Australian Government removed the 50% Capital Gains Discount that applied on the sale of residential property (and other CGT […]

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Free Webinar: Learn how to budget for today and save for tomorrow – Available now!

Have you heard the fable of the Ant and the Grasshopper? The Grasshopper lives for the moment – is all about today, while the Ant is always busy working and squirreling food away for the future. Achieving the right balance between living for today and saving for tomorrow can be tricky. Please listen to our […]

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8 common financial mistakes people make in their 30s

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By Dee Chan, Financial Advisor Climbing the career ladder, perhaps buying a home and starting a family – the 30s are an exciting stage of life. However, the decisions made now can make a big difference to future financial well-being, and with so much going on it is understandable, even inevitable, that the best decisions […]

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2019-20 Australian Federal Budget

The long-awaited surplus and the promise of more tax cuts ahead of the election Key points The 2019-20 Budget “delivers” the long-awaited surplus and increased fiscal stimulus mainly via tax cuts/offsets. The main risk is that the revenue boost is not sustained & the budget continues to have relatively optimistic assumptions regarding wages growth. The […]

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New rules for credit cards: what do they mean for you?

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By Dee Chan, Financial Advisor The name John Biggins may not sound familiar, but the banking industry has much to thank him for. Mr Biggins, a Brooklyn banker, was the brains behind the very first credit card in 1946. Known as the Charg-It card, it led to Diners Club membership cards and store cards, revolutionising […]

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5 common financial mistakes people make in their 40s

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By Dee Chan, Financial Advisor The 40s are, for many people, a critical decade for building wealth. Income is usually on the rise, but so are expenses such as mortgages and school fees. Juggling priorities can be a real challenge, and mistakes made in this stage of life can have a large bearing on the […]

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