In this month’s edition of Ask an Adviser, we interview our Financial Adviser, David French to answer your top asked questions on how to choose and tailor your super fund for your best possible life in retirement.
As the new financial year gets underway, there are some big changes to superannuation that could add up to a welcome lift in your retirement savings.
In response to record low-interest rates and volatile investment markets, the government has extended the temporary 50 per cent reduction in minimum pension drawdowns until 30 June 2022.
Debt recycling is a strategy that aims to help you pay off your non-deductable debt (e.g., your existing home loan) as quickly as possible, while also building up your wealth in a tax-effective way over the longer term. But how does this strategy work, and can it help you get ahead?
What will happen to your superannuation following separation? How is superannuation division decided? How can you arrange to split super with your ex-partner? Find out more in this article.
It's a question that will run through all of our minds. How much superannuation do we need for a comfortable retirement? In this article we look at two types of retirement lifestyle: modest and comfortable, and how much singles and couples need.
It’s been a year of change like no other and that extends to tax and superannuation. As the end of the financial year approaches, now is a good time to check some new and not so new ways to reduce tax and boost your savings.
If you’ve owned an individual income protection or salary continuance policy in recent years, you may have seen your premiums increase as insurers struggled to cover their large losses on these products.
Money makes the world go around. But when it comes to relationships, it can sometimes stop them in their tracks. To help us navigate these sometimes challenging conversations, we are joined by Financial Adviser Gretel Chiswell.
