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June 30 Calendar page
Budgeting, Government benefits, Investment markets, Lifestyle, Pre-retirees, Retirees

Maximise your tax savings before June 30

With the end of the financial year quickly approaching, now is the perfect time to review your superannuation contributions with your adviser!
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Aged Care costs
Age pension, Aged care, Budgeting, Government benefits, Investment markets, Lifestyle, Pre-retirees, Retirees

Aged Care fees could be changing..

A government task force looking into the aged care sector in Australia has recommended that those of us with the financial means should pay for our own living and accommodation costs. This would be a substantial change to what currently happens. Currently, the taxpayer covers most of the expenses for aged care – around 75% of residential care costs and 95% of in-home care costs.
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Investment markets, Pre-retirees, Retirees

Bitcoin ETF’s

The recent approval of the first-ever spot Bitcoin ETFs by the SEC in America has sparked excitement and speculation. A spot Bitcoin ETF is a mechanism that allows investors to gain exposure to Bitcoin through the stock exchange which eliminates the need of investors having to buy actual Bitcoin through an exchange and storing and securing it in a wallet. With the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, Bitcoin exposure becomes more accessible to retail investors.
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Age pension, Budgeting, Government benefits, Investment markets, Lifestyle, Pre-retirees, Retirees

Financial Planning for couples – greater than the sum of two parts

Do you have a partner in life? Are they on the same page as you financially? Do you like having a separate bank account just for you, or does everything go into a big melting pot? Great financial planning should consider the nuance of how money works within different relationships. Many couples have separate finances but still want to plan for a successful financial future together.
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Age pension, Aged care, Budgeting, Government benefits, Investment markets, Lifestyle, Pre-retirees, Retirees

Centrelink Concession Card eligibility

The type of concession card you may be eligible for is based on your age and circumstances. A Pensioner Concession Card (PCC) is issued to pensioners, a Low Income Health Care Card (LIHCC), is issued to someone on lower income, regardless of their age, and a Commonwealth Seniors health Card (CSHC), is available to someone who is above age pension age and doesn’t qualify for any social security payment.
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Budgeting, Government benefits, Investment markets, Lifestyle, Pre-retirees, Retirees

Has the Reserve Bank of Australia finished the rate increases yet?

At its October meeting, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) left the cash rate on hold for the fourth meeting in a row at 4.1%. The pause in interest rates over the last four months comes after the biggest interest rate increase cycle (400 basis points over 14 months) since the late 1980s. The rate increases since April last year mean that a variable rate borrower with a $600,000 mortgage will have seen around $1,300 a month added to their mortgage payments. That’s $15,600 a year!
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Age pension, Budgeting, Investment markets, Lifestyle, Pre-retirees, Retirees

It’s good news week

It feels like the investment world has been listening to the Hedgehoppers Anonymous 1965 song lately; where good news is bad and vice versa. One can be forgiven for having to ponder why investment markets have moved in unexpected directions this year. I’ve seen equities rise on news that we’re going into a recession and defensive investments being sold off because a recession isn’t happening quickly enough. Isn’t a recession bad? Don’t shares fall and bonds rise on bad news? Well, maybe, but it’s only part of the picture…
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10 April 2024
June 30 Calendar page

Maximise your tax savings before June 30

Craig Kirkwood
With the end of the financial year quickly approaching, now is the perfect time to review your superannuation contributions with your adviser!
Read more
26 March 2024
Aged Care costs

Aged Care fees could be changing..

Matthew Kelly
A government task force looking into the aged care sector in Australia has recommended that those of us with the financial means should pay for our own living and accommodation costs. This would be a substantial change to what currently happens. Currently, the taxpayer covers most of the expenses for aged care – around 75% of residential care costs and 95% of in-home care costs.
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8 March 2024
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Financial Empowerment for Single Women: A Practical Guide

Michelle Sanchez
Being a single woman comes with its unique set of challenges, especially when it comes to managing finances. Whether you’re single by choice, divorce, or loss, taking control of your financial wellbeing is essential. In this blog, we’ll explore practical advice tailored specifically for single women to achieve financial independence and security.
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