While we’re committed to offering you as much direct, one-on-one advice and guidance as you need, we also want to help increase awareness of a range of financial matters.
In our regular posts we will continue to provide hints, tips, and insights aimed at addressing both topical issues and general principles to build a practical knowledge base covering a broad spectrum of wealth-related concepts.
Our Governments, both Federal and State, have made it very clear that we’re trying to manage two concurrent challenges: a public health crisis and an economic crisis....
Last week’s announcement that the JobKeeper scheme would be extended for a further six months was welcome news to many....
Today is something of a watershed day in terms of economic support for the Australian population from the Government....
If you have any opportunity to save, we think you should jump at it. That includes paying less interest on your home loan....
Most business owners I meet want to grow their business. It’s the best way to harness one of the key benefits of owning a business: leveraging other people’s time. The more people you have, the more jobs you can be running, and the more revenue you can earn....
Could you start at 4am to work in a cold, smelly fish market all day? What if I said those people were having the time of their lives – joking and singing and throwing fish around, and their magnetic enthusiasm has customers standing 15-deep at their stall while other fishmongers are practically empty?...
Surely everyone wants to know how to save on their home loan. How about the prospect of saving up to $50,000 in interest repayments?...
What do you think your greatest asset is? It’s not something you already own or have in the bank, but rather your capacity to generate income....
Your bank relies on you sticking with them, because it costs them less and you pay them more. According to the ACCC, established Big Bank Home Loan customers are paying 0.32% p.a. (on average) more than new customers. That’s a ‘loyalty tax’ of more than $1000 a year on a $500k loan....
How much is enough for the lifestyle that you’d like to lead after work? There’s plenty of studies, advice, and opinions around but, like most things financial planning, the trick is to know what information applies to you, your current and potential future circumstances....