The Art and Science of Fund Manager Selection
Selecting the right fund manager is both an art and a science. This expert guide from Leading Advice explores how Australian investors can balance analysis, philosophy, and trust to build resilient portfolios and achieve long-term financial success.
Read MoreFAMILY TRUSTS AND RELATIONSHIP BREAKDOWNS
NAVIGATING ASSET PROTECTION, LEAGAL REALITIES AND RESILIENT WEALTH MANAGEMENT Introduction: The Rise of Family Trusts and the Challenge of Relationship Breakdowns Family trusts have become a cornerstone of wealth management in Australia, valued for their flexibility, tax efficiency, and capacity to facilitate intergenerational wealth transfer. As families grow more financially sophisticated, advisers are increasingly turning…
Read MoreSHELTER, SECURITY AND THE AUSTRALIAN DREAM
UNPACKING THE HOUSING CRISIS AND PATHS TO RESILIENCE Introduction: The Australian Dream in Crisis For generations, the “Australian Dream” has been synonymous with home ownership-a symbol of stability, personal achievement, and intergenerational security. Yet, in 2025, this dream is under threat as Australia faces a housing crisis of unprecedented scale and complexity. The sharp decline…
Read MoreSmart Super Strategies for this EOFY
Make the most of this EOFY with smart super strategies from Leading Advice Sydney. Learn how to boost your retirement savings, claim deductions, and reduce tax before June 30.
Read MoreSuper strategies; Make tax-deductible super contributions
By making a personal tax deduction super contribution, you may be able to pay less tax and invest more in super. How does the strategy work? If you make a personal super contribution, you may be able to claim the contribution as a tax deduction and reduce your taxable income. The contribution will generally be…
Read MoreSuper strategies – Splitting your super contributions to your spouse
Splitting super contributions to your spouse’s super account may help to boost their retirement savingsand provide a range of other benefits. How does the strategy work? You may be able to split (transfer) eligible concessional contributions (CCs) that you’ve made or received to your spouse’s super account. Eligible CCs include employer super contributions and personal…
Read MoreSuper strategies – Topping up super with ‘catch-up’ contributions
If you have not fully used your concessional cap in a prior financial year, youmay be eligible to use these unused carried forward amounts in a later year.Depending on your circumstances, this could help you to maximise tax‑effective super contributions and invest more for retirement. How does the strategy work? If your concessional contributions (CCs)…
Read MoreSuper strategies – Top-up your super with help from the Government
If your income is under a certain threshold, then making personal after-tax super contributions could enable you to qualify for a Governmentco-contribution and take advantage of the low tax rate payable in super on investment earnings. How does the strategy work? If you are under 71 at the end of the financial year, earn1 less…
Read MoreSuper strategies – Sacrifice pre-tax salary into super
Contributing some of your pre‑tax salary, wages or a bonus into super could help you to reduce your tax and invest more for your retirement. How does the strategy work? With this strategy, known as salary sacrifice, you need to arrange for your employer to contribute some of your pre‑tax salary, wages or bonus directly…
Read MoreFederal Election 2025 – What this could mean for you and your finances?
During the Federal Election campaign, the Government made a number of election promises, which may impact finances. There were also a number of support measures proposed in the recent Federal Budget. What could this mean for you? These announcements are proposals only and may or may not be made law. The information below, including the…
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