Financial Planning
Don’t ask for a divorce until you’ve done these five things
If reality TV is anything to go by, it would seem we are obsessed with the idea of relationships and marriage. Married at First Sight, The Bachelor and Bachelorette, Say Yes to the Dress, Australia’s Cheapest Weddings, Bridezillas, Farmer Wants a Wife… The list goes on. And let’s not even get started on the number…
Read MoreIts not all about the money
Money is a big part of it of course, but it’s not ALL about money. There’s so much more to it than that. Financial advice is about giving you more confidence, peace of mind and freedom. It’s about having an expert guide to help you reach your goals sooner. Financial advice is also about…
Read MoreFinancial New Year’s resolutions for peace of mind
You know all those niggling anxieties about your finances that often lurk somewhere in the back of your mind? You know the ones… Do I have enough insurance cover? Is my super organised properly? Am I paying too much on the 32,496,357 bills that seem to keep flooding my inbox every month? It’s time to…
Read More5 tips for…Getting on top of your taxes
With the end of the Financial Year fast approaching, now is a great time to look at your taxes. Here are my top tips to help you reap the rewards now, and down the track. 1) Consider tax deductible super contributions Tax deductible super contributions could allow you to contribute up to $25,000 into…
Read MoreWhy we love and loathe #Budget2018
The Federal Budget was announced last week and has, once again, divided the opinions of Australian consumers. The use of data to benefit consumers seemed high on the Treasurer’s agenda, with a number of well-received initiatives to support control and privacy. But his measures to boost consumers’ personal finances were labelled modest and unfair by…
Read MoreProtect yourself: financial tips for the many stages of being a Mum
It can feel like the list of things to worry about as a parent is endless. So why add financial pressures to the mix? Supporting a new addition to the family can be a daunting prospect, even for financially healthy families. This is often exacerbated for women, as the person most likely on average to interrupt…
Read MoreThe future of financial advice
…no, I’m not referring to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services’ Inquiry into financial products and services. Though of course we welcome any reforms that improve the quality of financial advice in Australia, and enhance retail investor protection. What I’m referring to here is undoubtedly another key driver of the future of…
Read MoreReduce your risk as a business owner
As business owners, we sure do have a lot on our plates. Balancing the day-to-day of running a business with high-level strategic and growth activities can be enough of a challenge by itself. However, things can go completely off kilter if something goes wrong, and you don’t have the proper protections in place. A dispute…
Read MoreHoliday Hacks for a Bubbly Christmas on a Beer Budget
By Katrina Haskew, CEO of Leading Advice It’s supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year. And in many ways, it really is! But the holidays can also bring out a large degree of financial stress if not managed correctly. What with the presents, party outfits, decorations, food and drink, extra socialising, and…
Read More5 Ways Money May be Slipping Through Your Fingers
Is your money slipping through the cracks? Discover 5 ways you’re unknowingly losing money & how to stop it. Read now for financial habits.
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