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These days many of us these days do our shopping online. One scam on the rise is QR code phishing, also known as “quishing.” Here’s what you need to know to help keep you cyber-safe.
Read MoreFinancial literacy isn’t always taught in classrooms, yet it’s one of the most valuable life skills our children can develop. As parents, we have everyday opportunities to help our kids build healthy money habits — through conversations, choices, and real-life moments. The earlier they start, the more confident they’ll feel when managing money as adults.
Read MoreDeclining mental capacity among aging loved ones can be an overwhelming challenge for family members, posing a myriad of emotional, medical, planning and caregiving issues. Those suffering from decline may be unaware of their condition and thus resistant to assistance, even as dementia makes it difficult to handle routine financial and health care decisions.
Read MoreFinancial advice delivers value well beyond investments — helping people feel more confident, make clearer decisions, and build stronger financial habits.
Read MoreKeeping a healthy amount of cash on hand can provide real comfort. It offers flexibility, peace of mind, and a safety buffer for life’s unexpected moments.
Read MoreIf life is what happens when you’re making other plans, retirement is no exception. If you are in a position to put your plans for retirement into action – health, wealth and happiness are all up there as things to think about.
Read MoreAustralians love to travel and explore the world — but when it comes to investing, we often stay close to home.
Read MoreAs we grow older, many of us find ourselves reflecting on the care and support we received in our early years – and for some, this brings a natural desire to offer that same care in return.
Read MoreReceiving an inheritance brings greater responsibility than receiving any other form of financial windfall.
Read MoreIt’s never too soon, or too late, to plan for life after work. When you’re in your 20s, 30s, or even 40s, retirement may seem like a lifetime away. But is it ever too early to start preparing yourself for a future of financial confidence? Definitely not.
Read MoreIf you’re aged 60 or over, there’s a way you can access some of your super even if you’re still working. By starting what’s known as a ‘transition to retirement’ (TTR) pension, you can receive a tax-free income to help you ease into retirement. Or, if you plan to keep working full-time, you could use the income to boost your super, reduce debt and more.
Read MoreThe proposed new superannuation tax on balances above $3.0m represents a major change in the way taxation works in this country. For the first time “unrealised capital gains” will be taxed, which has understandably created significant controversy in superannuation and taxation circles, not to mention amongst investors. However, the discussion of this new Div 296 tax is largely characterised by misinformation and misunderstanding. It also still has some way to go before becoming law. Accordingly, we attach the answers to some Frequently Asked Questions, as well as a calculator.
Read MoreIn my view the upending of the global trade system occasioned by the Trump Administration’s tariff agenda will more likely than not see a global recession by year-end.
Read MoreIf it feels like a hectic year for emerging markets investors, you’d be right.
Read MoreIf you make a gain on the sale of an investment, capital gains tax (CGT) can eat into your profits. But the good news is you may be able to use some of the sale proceeds to help you save on tax and grow your super.
Read MoreSetting a good example and some tips can help.
Read MoreFrom 20 September 2024, the Commonwealth Seniors Health Care Card (CSHC) income test thresholds increased in line with the Consumer Price index.
Read MoreThe recent US election raises questions about the implications for the economy and financial markets as well as equity market volatility and risk.
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