As women in Australia increasingly take control of their financial futures, it’s important to recognise the unique challenges they face—and the strategies available to overcome them. From lower superannuation balances to longer life expectancy, women must plan carefully to ensure financial security throughout their lives and into retirement.
Your New Year’s Resolutions may have included a plan to get in shape or improve your physical fitness... but have you considered your financial fitness?
Like exercise, setting aside time to review your finances is important, and the time to start is now. We believe achieving financial independence starts with just 7 fundamentals.
If you or someone you know has recently been made redundant, this tip is for you ...
Seek financial advice ASAP to take stock of your situation, then implement a recovery plan.
There is no question; redundancy can be a traumatic event. It’s a challenge emotionally and financially and there are some big decisions required to help you make the most of your redundancy payout, take back control of your life and reset your future direction.
Protecting the fate of your finances goes well beyond your Will. Whilst your Will covers personal assets, it does not include your superannuation, life insurance and assets held in Trusts or Companies. Failure to plan for the fate of these finances could see those you love facing unnecessary costs, complications and confusions. Here, we reveal 5 key considerations for planning your Estate.
