Life Insurance in Brief
Most Australians make sure they have their houses, cars and boats adequately insured, but not their incomes and their lives. Yet more homes are lost due to death or disability than due to fire. It’s important to put in place…
Most Australians make sure they have their houses, cars and boats adequately insured, but not their incomes and their lives. Yet more homes are lost due to death or disability than due to fire. It’s important to put in place…
A huge barrier to people getting ahead with their money is financial literacy – in other words the understanding of concepts, investments and strategies. By nature, people are less inclined to do something if they don’t understand it. When it…
Personal risk insurance such as Life, Total and Permanent Disability, Income Protection and Trauma insurance are all important. In the event of death or disability, these types of insurance can ensure that financial turmoil isn’t added to the emotional stress…
Accountants, Financial Controllers and Business Owners should be the busiest people in Australia this week. Budgets, tax receipts, reports and last minute tax deductible purchases all taking centre stage as the financial year ends. But spare a thought for one…
If you haven’t yet heard, there are some superannuation legislation changes coming in to force from 1 July 2019. They’re called the Protecting your Super reforms and in most cases they will have a positive impact. For instance, fees on…
Life Changing Events A read through the swathes of motivation literature will reveal that a ‘Life Changing Event’ is often the catalyst for other change in our lives. Some of these events can be positive; the birth of a child,…
Not many people would go through life without taking out insurance of some kind. Homes, cars, boats, business, health and even pets are insured. Our most valuable asset, however, isourselves, there is often a lot of misunderstanding around personal insurance….
Your Tax file number (TFN) is one of those things that everyone seems to ask you for, and for good reason. This is because your TFN ensures that any tax you are required to pay is aligned with your earnings…
I often speak with people who are buying property, be it first home owners, first time investment property buyers, or seasoned investors. In just about all cases they are borrowing money to complete their purchase, and thus taking on more…
Insurance coverage has been getting plenty of air play and column inches over the past week or two, mainly due to the Hayne royal commission and the poor behaviour from some of the industry participants. Insurance can be as complicated…
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