Buying an investment property

Buying an investment property

Pros and cons of investing in property Property investment is often seen as being less risky than other forms of investment. However, while it may seem more straightforward, there are pitfalls to be aware of. Here’s what you need to consider about investing in property. Pros Less volatility – Property can be less volatile than … Read more

Downsizing your home

Downsizing your home

Downsizing at a glance Downsizing your home can reduce the size of your mortgage and ongoing running costs in some situations, but buying and selling costs can add up.  Your equity and loan to value ratio (LVR) can affect your next loan options and costs, including whether lenders mortgage insurance (LMI) applies. If you’re 55 … Read more

Managing your financial health

Managing your financial health

Understanding financial health Financial health is an important part of our lives. When we take care of our financial health we can better manage financial stress and achieve our financial goals. Financial health is made up of three components: the ability to meet everyday commitments like paying your bills and making loan repayments the resilience … Read more

The case of Unlucky Steve, who bought before every crash

The case of Unlucky Steve, who bought before every crash

Even investors who bought at the worst possible moments over 25 years still more than tripled their money One of the most common fears investors face is putting money into the market today, only to see asset prices fall significantly tomorrow. It’s understandable; when headlines are dominated by war, tariffs, inflation risks and AI spending … Read more

What to consider before buying a rental property

What to consider before buying a rental property

If you’re buying a rental property, it’s important you get the right advice from the very beginning. Before you buy your rental property When you’re preparing to buy a rental property, there are a few important things to think about to make sure you start off on the right track. Get the right information Whether … Read more

Departing Australia superannuation payment

Departing Australia superannuation payment

If you’re a temporary resident of Australia, how to claim your superannuation when you leave. Eligibility for Departing Australia superannuation payment (DASP) If you’ve worked in Australia on a temporary visa, you may have accumulated superannuation that has been paid by your employer under the compulsory super guarantee. You may be eligible to have this … Read more

Six strategic investment moves for mid-career women

Six strategic investment moves for mid-career women

As women enter their mid-career years, many begin to earn more and have greater capacity to invest. Making the most of this window can play a crucial role in building long term financial security.      The mid-career phase is a critical opportunity for women to get their financial house in order and build their … Read more

Make your money last in retirement

Make your money last in retirement

Here are some ways to help you get the most out of any retirement savings. Do a retirement budget When you retire, some of the things you spend your money on will change. Having published by the Association of Super Funds of Australia (ASFA). Check out the current spending levels of retirees, published by Super … Read more

SMSF record-keeping requirements

SMSF record-keeping requirements

How self-managed super fund (SMSF) trustees can meet their responsibility to keep accurate tax and super records. How self-managed super fund (SMSF) trustees can meet their responsibility to keep accurate tax and super records.     Why keep records? Superannuation law requires trustees to keep extensive records including financial and trustee records. Poor record keeping … Read more

Almost 3 million workers will get a 4.75% pay rise in July. But wages can’t catch up with inflation

Almost 3 million workers will get a 4.75% pay rise in July. But wages can’t catch up with inflation

Around 2.8 million of Australia’s lowest-paid workers got a 4.75% pay rise from July 1 this year, after the latest Who benefits from this decision Announcing the wage rises, Justice Adam Hatcher said this was a “particularly challenging” decision, especially due to the “wild card of the Middle East conflict” and its ongoing price shocks … Read more

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