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Estate planning

Goldsborough can assist in your estate planning by ensuring any financial strategy we put in place for you takes into consideration your plans for your estate after you pass away.

Having an ongoing relationship with your financial planner also means we can be there to support your spouse or children at a difficult time.

If you’re a business owner, we can help you design a succession plan, as well as develop a funding mechanism to ensure the plan can be achieved and your family is financially comfortable.

Meet with an estate planning lawyer in our offices

On the second Friday of every month, a specialist estate planning lawyer visits our offices.

They can help with drawing up Wills, Powers of Attorney and Guardianship documents. To make an appointment, please call our receptionist on (08) 8378 4000.

Estate planning with peace of mind

Our Estate Planning for Life program is an excellent tool that puts you back in control of planning and preparing your personal affairs. For our clients it provides peace of mind knowing that when their time comes, those they love will have the information they need to manage their affairs quickly and wholly.

For help with estate planning, book an appointment with one of our friendly advisers.

Request an appointment for Estate planning

Latest insights

These are common questions we hear from clients about to retire or already retired - regardless of how much wealth they’ve accumulated. With all the mixed messages in the media and the complicated rules around superannuation, retirement incomes and tax, managing wealth in retirement can feel overwhelming. Ensuring you live the retirement you deserve, takes careful planning - you need a budget and some goals!
Australia’s superannuation system has achieved significant growth, with assets increasing from $150 billion in 1992 to over $4 trillion today, and projections estimating it could reach $9 trillion by 2040. This growth has positioned the system as one of the largest pension pools globally. Over the past 20 years, regulatory efforts have encouraged consolidation, reducing the number of funds by 93%. This has led to the emergence of large-scale funds that now dominate the sector, controlling over half of its assets.