Cashflow Advice

Cashflow is the backbone of just about every financial planning strategy we work with.  On a general level it involves helping you create a realistic picture of your expenditure, how to best structure this, or how it can be adjusted to ensure it is able to be maintained over the long term.  More specifically it ensures you are able to pay for insurance, or to meet your savings and loan repayment goals.

Before retirement, we concentrate on setting up appropriate savings, balancing debt repayment, and the right structures to ensure you pay no more tax than you need to.  

After retirement, it is about creating a regular income that is enough for you to enjoy yourself now but maintain capital for your estate and/or quality aged care accommodation when the time comes.

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Latest insights

The recent Federal Budget has brought discretionary (family) trusts firmly back into the spotlight, with proposed changes that could reshape how these structures are used over the coming years. At the centre of the announcement is a proposal to introduce a minimum 30% tax on discretionary trust income, expected to apply from 1 July 2028. While not yet legislated, the measure signals a clear shift in policy direction.
The Higher Everyday Living Fee (HELF) has replaced the Extra Service Fee and Additional Service Fee as part of the new aged care rules which came into effect on 1 November 2025. The intent is to provide protection to residents purchasing additional services with their residential aged care.