95 per cent of Australians are underinsured1. While we happily insure our homes and cars, many do not realise that our ability to earn an income is our greatest asset. Injury or illness can have a devastating impact on families,…
Most of us are preoccupied with our current financial goals and needs — it’s only when we approach retirement that we start to focus on our superannuation. Close to three in five (56%) people are concerned about being able to…
Making the decision to see a financial planner means that you want to make a positive difference to your financial future. A professional financial planner can help you to understand the intricacies of investing, taxation, and the ever-changing legislation around superannuation. Here are four things…
Book Review ‘The Barefoot Investor – The Only Money Guide You’ll Ever Need’ has sold over a million copies indicating there is a strong desire for Australians to be more financially literate. This is not surprising considering a 2016 MLC…
Mary Poppins Returns, although merely a shadow of the original film, has many financial life lessons that apply today – the importance of personal protection, estate planning, compound interest and investing for the future. (SPOILER ALERT) Michael’s Wife (Personal Protection)…
A Decade after the Collapse It has been a decade since the worst financial crisis, second only to the Great Depression, has taken place. The Global Financial Crisis (GFC) saw millions lose their retirement savings. One of the largest players…
You don’t have to cut corners on your insurance or sacrifice the adequacy of your cover to make your policy more affordable. Choosing A Payment Structure Choosing stepped premiums in the first few years of your life insurance policy may…
Elliot was recently asked by ANZ Super Insights to write an article about superannuation and the end of financial year. Read on for Elliot’s top tips on how to bag a financial-savings bargain by reviewing your super and finances before the EOFY.
Investment mogul and guru, Warren Buffett is reputed to read 500 pages a day. He says that knowledge builds up like compound interest. Indeed, reading is one interest that top business figures have in common. The books open you up…
The end of financial year (EOFY) sales see millions of Australians flocking to the shops to grab a bargain and make their money go further for less — but many Australians are unaware of Government initiatives that can also help…