As we approach the end of the financial year, amidst a very unusual 2020, now is the time to think about getting your affairs in order and considering how you can maximise your return and ensure you get all…
It’s every Australian’s dream to retire earlier but sometimes the ability to access our super doesn’t line up with our plans. Generally speaking, the current rules only allow you to access your super when you meet certain conditions, however,…
Savannagh Chase So, you’ve decided to see a financial adviser. Following new financial advice can be daunting, especially if you’ve never consulted a professional adviser before. Research has indicated that increased wealth translates to an increased likelihood of seeking…
Most people don’t think about retirement planning until it’s only a few years away or if they have to stop work due to medical conditions. We need to start retirement planning when we begin our full-time careers.Australians are living…
Financial matters are top of mind for most Australian household, especially over the last few months. While everyone at the family dinner table or on the Zoom conference call likely has an opinion, only an accredited Financial Adviser is…
The ATO has announced a Working From Home tax shortcut to accomodate the changed working conditions for most Australians. This means that for the period commencing 1 March 2020 and ending 30 June 2020 there are now three ways that you can choose to calculate your additional deductible running expenses.
It can often be confusing as to what constitutes ‘retirement’ and when you can claim your Super Benefit. Here’s a simple summary of what to expect. If you are aged between 60 and 64 your Super Benefit is preserved…
It’s not uncommon for people to open a new super account each time they start a new job. However, considering the average Australian school leaver today is expected to work for as many as 17 different employers throughout their…
The Superannuation that your employer pays on your behalf is your hard-earned money. If your employer is not paying your Super, they are stealing from you. Many businesses that are struggling find it difficult to pay their debts as…
According to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), there was over $17.5 billion in lost super across 6.2 million accounts in 2017. As of June 30, 2019, that sum is estimated to be at $20.8 billion. Some of these accounts…