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Peter has been a financial planner since 1998, and specialises in preparing clients for retirement and making the most of their retirement income. Peter works closely with each and every client to fully understand their goals and motivations, and provides individually tailored financial advice that his clients can feelcomfortable about.
INFLATION – WHY IT MATTERS FOR INVESTMENT MARKETS The change in valuations or PEs (the green portion) was a big boost for US share market returns in the 1960s (as PEs rose), then it became a big drag in the 1970s (with virtually all of the return contribution from earnings offset by falling PEs), but became a big positive (often running at 5% pa or more) from the early 1980s into the 2000s and even recently (with PEs rising). PLANNING AHEAD FOR THE NEW FINANCIAL YEAR Non-concessional contributions. The non-concessional contributions cap has been increased to $110,000 from 1 July 2021. This means that anyone with a TSB of less than $1.7 million from that time can make non-concessional contributions of up to $110,000 if they are aged under 67 years. If they are between 67 and under 75 years old, non WHAT IS CAPITAL GAINS TAX? Capital gains tax is charged on the profit you make from the sale of certain assets. These could be assets that you’ve purchased or inherited. To give you a few examples, capital gains tax might apply to things such as shares, investments, land and property (unless it’s your primary residence), and it may even apply to certaincollectibles
MARKET UPDATE 4 JUNE In Australia, the bad news is that the snap lockdown in Melbourne was extended for another seven days. However, the good news is that the number of new daily cases has trended down since the lockdown began despite increased testing and is relatively low (as is the trend in new cases in Australia in total) suggesting that the lockdown is working.. All of which adds to confidence that the HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF THIS YEAR'S TAX RETURN How to prepare, lodge and maximise your 2021 tax return With tax time nearly upon us, you might be interested in the following deduction tips, which may help in THE SUPERANNUATION HEALTH CHECK Check your insurance. Taking out insurance through your super fund can be a cost effective way of protecting yourself and your family against the unexpected. Most funds offer products such as life insurance, total and permanent disability (TPD) and income protection. The fees are taken out directly from your super account.INFLATION Q&A
Just four groups with a weight of about 12% in the core (ex food & energy) CPI accounted for around 70% of the 0.9% monthly rise in core inflation – including used car and truck prices, airfares and hotels. The median CPI which gives a better guide to underlying inflation rose just 0.2% in April or 2.1% yoy and indicates the risein CPI
TURNING REDUNDANCY INTO RETIREMENT Turning redundancy into retirement When voluntary redundancy is on the table, taking a severance package and early retirement can be very appealing. But is it t MARKET UPDATE 11 JUNE Investment markets and key developments over the past week. Global share markets mostly rallied over the last week. The big surprise perhaps was the US where shares rallied to a new record high and bond yields fell despite another surge in inflation, because investors (rightly in my view) interpreted the make-up of higher than expected inflation for May as consistent with the Fed’sMEET OUR TEAM
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INFLATION – WHY IT MATTERS FOR INVESTMENT MARKETS The change in valuations or PEs (the green portion) was a big boost for US share market returns in the 1960s (as PEs rose), then it became a big drag in the 1970s (with virtually all of the return contribution from earnings offset by falling PEs), but became a big positive (often running at 5% pa or more) from the early 1980s into the 2000s and even recently (with PEs rising). PLANNING AHEAD FOR THE NEW FINANCIAL YEAR Non-concessional contributions. The non-concessional contributions cap has been increased to $110,000 from 1 July 2021. This means that anyone with a TSB of less than $1.7 million from that time can make non-concessional contributions of up to $110,000 if they are aged under 67 years. If they are between 67 and under 75 years old, non WHAT IS CAPITAL GAINS TAX? Capital gains tax is charged on the profit you make from the sale of certain assets. These could be assets that you’ve purchased or inherited. To give you a few examples, capital gains tax might apply to things such as shares, investments, land and property (unless it’s your primary residence), and it may even apply to certaincollectibles
MARKET UPDATE 4 JUNE In Australia, the bad news is that the snap lockdown in Melbourne was extended for another seven days. However, the good news is that the number of new daily cases has trended down since the lockdown began despite increased testing and is relatively low (as is the trend in new cases in Australia in total) suggesting that the lockdown is working.. All of which adds to confidence that the HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF THIS YEAR'S TAX RETURN How to prepare, lodge and maximise your 2021 tax return With tax time nearly upon us, you might be interested in the following deduction tips, which may help in THE SUPERANNUATION HEALTH CHECK Check your insurance. Taking out insurance through your super fund can be a cost effective way of protecting yourself and your family against the unexpected. Most funds offer products such as life insurance, total and permanent disability (TPD) and income protection. The fees are taken out directly from your super account.INFLATION Q&A
Just four groups with a weight of about 12% in the core (ex food & energy) CPI accounted for around 70% of the 0.9% monthly rise in core inflation – including used car and truck prices, airfares and hotels. The median CPI which gives a better guide to underlying inflation rose just 0.2% in April or 2.1% yoy and indicates the risein CPI
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PLANNING A CAREER BREAK? HERE’S HOW TO MANAGE YOUR The real cost of a career break. In 2019, the average Australian income was $89,000 per year 3. So, at this wage, as of July’s SG rate increase to 10%, taking a one-year career break equates to a loss of $8,900 in employer super payments. And because your super gets invested for you, over the long-term you’ll not only be out ofpocket for
6 STEPS TO FEEL MORE POSITIVE ABOUT YOUR FINANCES Work on a savings plan. Deciding to pay yourself first – say, 10% of your income – is one simple way to boost your savings and improve your financial future, making you contribute a set amount of money into a savings account before you manage other household expenses. It’s also a good idea to set up a separate savings account with ahigh
PLANNING AHEAD FOR THE NEW FINANCIAL YEAR As an example, if a person has a total super balance of $1.3 million on 30 June 2021 and makes a non-concessional contribution of greater than $110,000 during the 2021/22 financial year, they will trigger the bring forward rule and can then contribute up to $330,000 at any time during the 2021/22, 2022/23 or 2023/24 financial years. NAVIGATING YOUR TAX RETURN FOR 2021 A tax refund is a reimbursement of any excess tax you’ve paid to the government during the financial year. The ATO will work out whether you’re eligible for a tax refund based on the details you supply in your annual tax return. Generally, a refund comes about when you claim deductions for expenses related to earning your income. MARKET UPDATE 4 JUNE In Australia, the bad news is that the snap lockdown in Melbourne was extended for another seven days. However, the good news is that the number of new daily cases has trended down since the lockdown began despite increased testing and is relatively low (as is the trend in new cases in Australia in total) suggesting that the lockdown is working.. All of which adds to confidence that the APR 21 - FEDERAL BUDGET & GLOBAL MARKETS UPDATE APR 21 – Federal Budget & global markets update. After a historical Federal Budget spending spree in 2020, what impact will the 2021 Budget have on the recovery? In this webinar Shane Oliver, Chief Economist & Head of Investment Strategy will give an update on the 2021 Budget: This opens in a new window. FINANCIALPARTNERSBLOG.COM.AU Whether the financial advice you need is for personal or business goals, wealth accumulation, risk management or regulating your cash flow. With well over 60 years combined experience in financial advice, our 3 financial advisers would be pleased to help you with any aspect of your investment, insurance, home loan and pre & post retirementneeds.
FEDERAL BUDGET 2021-22 Superannuation 1. Repealing the work test for super contributions. Proposed effective date: 1 July 2022. People aged 67 to 74 will be able to make non-concessional or salary sacrificed superannuation contributions without meeting a work test, subject to existing caps. This will simplify super rules and increase flexibility for older Australians to save for their retirement.MEET OUR TEAM
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INFLATION – WHY IT MATTERS FOR INVESTMENT MARKETS The change in valuations or PEs (the green portion) was a big boost for US share market returns in the 1960s (as PEs rose), then it became a big drag in the 1970s (with virtually all of the return contribution from earnings offset by falling PEs), but became a big positive (often running at 5% pa or more) from the early 1980s into the 2000s and even recently (with PEs rising). HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF THIS YEAR'S TAX RETURN How to prepare, lodge and maximise your 2021 tax return With tax time nearly upon us, you might be interested in the following deduction tips, which may help in NAVIGATING YOUR TAX RETURN FOR 2021 A tax refund is a reimbursement of any excess tax you’ve paid to the government during the financial year. The ATO will work out whether you’re eligible for a tax refund based on the details you supply in your annual tax return. Generally, a refund comes about when you claim deductions for expenses related to earning your income. MARKET UPDATE 12 MARCH 2021 This will all swamp last year’s $2.3 trillion stimulus package. The combined total of $5.1 trillion amounts to 23% of US GDP over two years and could push US GDP growth this year above 10%. It’s the biggest stimulus since the New Deal that amounted to around 40% of US GDP spread over 6 years. THE SUPERANNUATION HEALTH CHECK Check your insurance. Taking out insurance through your super fund can be a cost effective way of protecting yourself and your family against the unexpected. Most funds offer products such as life insurance, total and permanent disability (TPD) and income protection. The fees are taken out directly from your super account. TURNING REDUNDANCY INTO RETIREMENT Turning redundancy into retirement When voluntary redundancy is on the table, taking a severance package and early retirement can be very appealing. But is it t WHAT IS A POWER OF ATTORNEY? What is a Power of Attorney? Just as having a Will ensures assets are managed properly when you die, a Power of Attorney allows someone else to look after your finances when you ’ re unable to. Phillip Richards, Director of Endorphin Wealth Management explains more about what ’ s involved in having a Power of Attorney and why you ’ d be wise to have one, just in case. FINANCIALPARTNERSBLOG.COM.AU Whether the financial advice you need is for personal or business goals, wealth accumulation, risk management or regulating your cash flow. With well over 60 years combined experience in financial advice, our 3 financial advisers would be pleased to help you with any aspect of your investment, insurance, home loan and pre & post retirementneeds.
FEDERAL BUDGET 2021-22 Superannuation 1. Repealing the work test for super contributions. Proposed effective date: 1 July 2022. People aged 67 to 74 will be able to make non-concessional or salary sacrificed superannuation contributions without meeting a work test, subject to existing caps. This will simplify super rules and increase flexibility for older Australians to save for their retirement.MEET OUR TEAM
Peter has been a financial planner since 1998, and specialises in preparing clients for retirement and making the most of their retirement income. Peter works closely with each and every client to fully understand their goals and motivations, and provides individually tailored financial advice that his clients can feelcomfortable about.
INFLATION – WHY IT MATTERS FOR INVESTMENT MARKETS The change in valuations or PEs (the green portion) was a big boost for US share market returns in the 1960s (as PEs rose), then it became a big drag in the 1970s (with virtually all of the return contribution from earnings offset by falling PEs), but became a big positive (often running at 5% pa or more) from the early 1980s into the 2000s and even recently (with PEs rising). HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF THIS YEAR'S TAX RETURN How to prepare, lodge and maximise your 2021 tax return With tax time nearly upon us, you might be interested in the following deduction tips, which may help in NAVIGATING YOUR TAX RETURN FOR 2021 A tax refund is a reimbursement of any excess tax you’ve paid to the government during the financial year. The ATO will work out whether you’re eligible for a tax refund based on the details you supply in your annual tax return. Generally, a refund comes about when you claim deductions for expenses related to earning your income. MARKET UPDATE 12 MARCH 2021 This will all swamp last year’s $2.3 trillion stimulus package. The combined total of $5.1 trillion amounts to 23% of US GDP over two years and could push US GDP growth this year above 10%. It’s the biggest stimulus since the New Deal that amounted to around 40% of US GDP spread over 6 years. THE SUPERANNUATION HEALTH CHECK Check your insurance. Taking out insurance through your super fund can be a cost effective way of protecting yourself and your family against the unexpected. Most funds offer products such as life insurance, total and permanent disability (TPD) and income protection. The fees are taken out directly from your super account. TURNING REDUNDANCY INTO RETIREMENT Turning redundancy into retirement When voluntary redundancy is on the table, taking a severance package and early retirement can be very appealing. But is it t WHAT IS A POWER OF ATTORNEY? What is a Power of Attorney? Just as having a Will ensures assets are managed properly when you die, a Power of Attorney allows someone else to look after your finances when you ’ re unable to. Phillip Richards, Director of Endorphin Wealth Management explains more about what ’ s involved in having a Power of Attorney and why you ’ d be wise to have one, just in case. 2020 - FINANCIAL PARTNERS Market Update 18 December 2020 Investment markets and key developments over the past week Global share markets pushed higher again over the last week as the roll out of vaccines and US stimulus optimism offset uncertainties about the near-term impact from lockdowns. While the latest coronavirus outbreak in Sydney weighed on Australian shares on PLANNING A CAREER BREAK? HERE’S HOW TO MANAGE YOUR Concessional contributions. Concessional contributions are one way to do just this. There are two types of concessional contributions: Salary sacrifice contributions are pre-tax contributions taken from your salary before your income tax is calculated.This is on top of what your employer might pay you under the Superannuation Guarantee. HOW TO 2020-PROOF YOUR FINANCES Learn why you need an emergency fund and how to build one fast. 1 AMP Newsroom (2020): 1.8 million Australian workers suffering prolonged financial stress, costing $31 billion in lost productivity. 2 The Treasury: Economic Response to the Coronavirus. 3 Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (November 2020): COVID-19 EarlyRelease Scheme
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ECONOMICS & MARKETS After the Bell: daily market update, May 28 28 May, 2020 Another rally on the ASX today, with the banks finishing strong again. Some business investment data was also released, indicating a downgrade for FY21. Senior economist Diana Mousinaexplains.
APRIL 2020 - FINANCIALPARTNERSBLOG.COM.AU ECONOMICS & MARKETS After the Bell: daily market update, April 29 29 Apr, 2020 Markets finished higher, in a day which saw prime minister Scott Morrion reiterate that Australia is close to easing lockdown restrictions more widely. Senior economist Diana Mousina speaks about that, as well as some FAQs from investors, in today’s episode. HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF THIS YEAR'S TAX RETURN How to prepare, lodge and maximise your 2021 tax return With tax time nearly upon us, you might be interested in the following deduction tips, which may help in 6 STEPS TO FEEL MORE POSITIVE ABOUT YOUR FINANCES Work on a savings plan. Deciding to pay yourself first – say, 10% of your income – is one simple way to boost your savings and improve your financial future, making you contribute a set amount of money into a savings account before you manage other household expenses. It’s also a good idea to set up a separate savings account with ahigh
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Just four groups with a weight of about 12% in the core (ex food & energy) CPI accounted for around 70% of the 0.9% monthly rise in core inflation – including used car and truck prices, airfares and hotels. The median CPI which gives a better guide to underlying inflation rose just 0.2% in April or 2.1% yoy and indicates the risein CPI
ALLOW - FINANCIALPARTNERSBLOG.COM.AU Changes to super contribution rules for over 65s The Federal Government has updated superannuation laws to allow older Australians to contribute to their super for longer. FINANCIALPARTNERSBLOG.COM.AU Whether the financial advice you need is for personal or business goals, wealth accumulation, risk management or regulating your cash flow. With well over 60 years combined experience in financial advice, our 3 financial advisers would be pleased to help you with any aspect of your investment, insurance, home loan and pre & post retirementneeds.
WHAT IS CAPITAL GAINS TAX? Capital gains tax may be payable when you sell a certain asset (such as shares, land or property) and make a profit. Capital gains tax is charged on the profit you make from the sale of FEDERAL BUDGET 2021-22 Superannuation 1. Repealing the work test for super contributions. Proposed effective date: 1 July 2022. People aged 67 to 74 will be able to make non-concessional or salary sacrificed superannuation contributions without meeting a work test, subject to existing caps. This will simplify super rules and increase flexibility for older Australians to save for their retirement. PLANNING AHEAD FOR THE NEW FINANCIAL YEAR As an example, if a person has a total super balance of $1.3 million on 30 June 2021 and makes a non-concessional contribution of greater than $110,000 during the 2021/22 financial year, they will trigger the bring forward rule and can then contribute up to $330,000 at any time during the 2021/22, 2022/23 or 2023/24 financial years.MEET OUR TEAM
Peter has been a financial planner since 1998, and specialises in preparing clients for retirement and making the most of their retirement income. Peter works closely with each and every client to fully understand their goals and motivations, and provides individually tailored financial advice that his clients can feelcomfortable about.
THE 2021-22 AUSTRALIAN BUDGET Budget deficit projections. The Government’s revised budget projections are shown in the next table. The boost to revenue and savings in spending from the faster than expected economic rebound, alongside higher iron ore prices, is estimated to have reduced the budget deficit since the Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook last December by $40bn for this financial year with smaller PLANNING YOUR FUTURE: WHY YOU NEED A FINANCIAL ADVISER A financial adviser is like having a personal coach for your money. Our aim is to help you protect and get the most out of all your assets, so you can be on your way to the lifestyle that you desire – today and in the future. Our financial advisers will take the time to find out your current circumstances and where you want to be so thatwe
THE SUPERANNUATION HEALTH CHECK Check your insurance. Taking out insurance through your super fund can be a cost effective way of protecting yourself and your family against the unexpected. Most funds offer products such as life insurance, total and permanent disability (TPD) and income protection. The fees are taken out directly from your super account. START YOUR JOURNEY TODAY MENU: HOME. All BLOG Posts; Money & Life Post categories. Money & Life – Ask a Planner; Money & Life – Family and Life Events; Money &Life – Get Advice
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WHAT IS CAPITAL GAINS TAX? Capital gains tax may be payable when you sell a certain asset (such as shares, land or property) and make a profit. Capital gains tax is charged on the profit you make from the sale of FEDERAL BUDGET 2021-22 Superannuation 1. Repealing the work test for super contributions. Proposed effective date: 1 July 2022. People aged 67 to 74 will be able to make non-concessional or salary sacrificed superannuation contributions without meeting a work test, subject to existing caps. This will simplify super rules and increase flexibility for older Australians to save for their retirement. PLANNING AHEAD FOR THE NEW FINANCIAL YEAR As an example, if a person has a total super balance of $1.3 million on 30 June 2021 and makes a non-concessional contribution of greater than $110,000 during the 2021/22 financial year, they will trigger the bring forward rule and can then contribute up to $330,000 at any time during the 2021/22, 2022/23 or 2023/24 financial years.MEET OUR TEAM
Peter has been a financial planner since 1998, and specialises in preparing clients for retirement and making the most of their retirement income. Peter works closely with each and every client to fully understand their goals and motivations, and provides individually tailored financial advice that his clients can feelcomfortable about.
THE 2021-22 AUSTRALIAN BUDGET Budget deficit projections. The Government’s revised budget projections are shown in the next table. The boost to revenue and savings in spending from the faster than expected economic rebound, alongside higher iron ore prices, is estimated to have reduced the budget deficit since the Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook last December by $40bn for this financial year with smaller PLANNING YOUR FUTURE: WHY YOU NEED A FINANCIAL ADVISER A financial adviser is like having a personal coach for your money. Our aim is to help you protect and get the most out of all your assets, so you can be on your way to the lifestyle that you desire – today and in the future. Our financial advisers will take the time to find out your current circumstances and where you want to be so thatwe
THE SUPERANNUATION HEALTH CHECK Check your insurance. Taking out insurance through your super fund can be a cost effective way of protecting yourself and your family against the unexpected. Most funds offer products such as life insurance, total and permanent disability (TPD) and income protection. The fees are taken out directly from your super account. START YOUR JOURNEY TODAY MENU: HOME. All BLOG Posts; Money & Life Post categories. Money & Life – Ask a Planner; Money & Life – Family and Life Events; Money &Life – Get Advice
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PLANNING AHEAD FOR THE NEW FINANCIAL YEAR As an example, if a person has a total super balance of $1.3 million on 30 June 2021 and makes a non-concessional contribution of greater than $110,000 during the 2021/22 financial year, they will trigger the bring forward rule and can then contribute up to $330,000 at any time during the 2021/22, 2022/23 or 2023/24 financial years. CERTAIN - FINANCIALPARTNERSBLOG.COM.AU MENU: HOME. All BLOG Posts; Money & Life Post categories. Money & Life – Ask a Planner; Money & Life – Family and Life Events; Money &Life – Get Advice
HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF THIS YEAR'S TAX RETURN How to prepare, lodge and maximise your 2021 tax return With tax time nearly upon us, you might be interested in the following deduction tips, which may help in THE 2021-22 AUSTRALIAN BUDGET Budget deficit projections. The Government’s revised budget projections are shown in the next table. The boost to revenue and savings in spending from the faster than expected economic rebound, alongside higher iron ore prices, is estimated to have reduced the budget deficit since the Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook last December by $40bn for this financial year with smaller PLANNING YOUR FUTURE: WHY YOU NEED A FINANCIAL ADVISER A financial adviser is like having a personal coach for your money. Our aim is to help you protect and get the most out of all your assets, so you can be on your way to the lifestyle that you desire – today and in the future. Our financial advisers will take the time to find out your current circumstances and where you want to be so thatwe
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THESE - FINANCIALPARTNERSBLOG.COM.AU 5 tips for a better retirement It’s never too late to make savvy decisions about your retirement. Retirement is an exciting time. It’s the long-awaited reward for a lifetime of work and, if you’ve planned it correctly, it heralds a life stage synonymous with relaxation and enjoyment.INFLATION Q&A
Just four groups with a weight of about 12% in the core (ex food & energy) CPI accounted for around 70% of the 0.9% monthly rise in core inflation – including used car and truck prices, airfares and hotels. The median CPI which gives a better guide to underlying inflation rose just 0.2% in April or 2.1% yoy and indicates the risein CPI
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Have you ever wondered how your family would cope financially if you weren’t around? Life throws some curved balls at us sometimes, usually when we least expect it. That’s why it’s best to seekfinancial...
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UNDERSTANDING SUPERANNUATION: YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED For many Australians, their super will be one of the largest assets they have when they retire, next to the family home. That’s why making choices around your super now can make a big...__
PLANNING YOUR FUTURE: WHY YOU NEED A FINANCIAL ADVISER Having the chance to take a step back for a moment and look at things from a fresh perspective can be a great advantage, especially when it comes to planning your financial future. When it...__
PROTECTING YOURSELF WHEN TIMES ARE GOOD No one thinks misfortune will happen to them. But meet Sarah. You’ll learn a shocking fact about the likelihood of a financial setback occurring in your family and what she did to help protectherself...
OLIVER'S INSIGHTS AND FINANCIAL, LIFESTYLE & MARKET UPDATES Read about what is happening in the financial markets and economic world with Oliver's Insights and weekly market updates from Dr. Shane Oliver & many experienced members of the AMP Capital Investors team. There's more from AMP and the Financial Planning Association's Money & Life where they explore issues regarding Debt & Credit, Family and Life Events, Financial Advice, Work & Retirement, Community and Lifestyle and much more.__
SPENDING MONEY IN A CASHLESS WORLD Spending money in a cashless world How the move to electronic payments could be making it easier to spend…and what to do about it. It’s Thursday morning and almost the... Read More _"Spending money in a cashless world"_ ____
WEEKLY MARKET UPDATE 4 OCTOBER 2019 Weekly Market Update 4 October 2019 Investment markets and key developments over the past week Global share markets fell again over the last week on the back of increasing concerns... Read More _"Weekly Market Update 4 October 2019"_ ____
WEEKLY MARKET UPDATE 27 SEPTEMBER 2019 Weekly Market Update 27 September 2019 Investment markets and key developments over the past week Share markets fell over the last week on the back geopolitical concerns with Democrats opening... Read More _"Weekly Market Update 27 September 2019"_ ____
DEALING WITH BEING ASSET RICH AND CASH POOR Dealing with being asset rich and cash poor Reverse mortgages could be one way to help with living expenses, but they may also erode any equity you have in your... Read More _"Dealing with being asset richand cash poor"_ __
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WEEKLY MARKET UPDATE 20 SEPTEMBER 2019 Weekly Market Update 20 September 2019 Investment markets and key developments over the past week After several weeks of gains share markets were mixed over the last week as the... Read More _"Weekly Market Update 20 September 2019"_ ____
WEEKLY MARKET UPDATE 13 SEPTEMBER 2019 Weekly Market Update 13 September 2019 Investment markets and key developments over the past week The good news continued over the last week with the US and China trading goodwill... Read More _"Weekly Market Update 13 September 2019"_ ____
WEEKLY MARKET UPDATE 6 SEPTEMBER 2019 Weekly Market Update 6 September 2019 Investment markets and key developments over the past week Good news week! It certainly seemed that way for financial markets with a lot of... Read More _"Weekly Market Update 6 September 2019"_ ____
CAN I GO BACK TO WORK IF I’VE ACCESSED MY SUPER? Can I go back to work if I've accessed my Super? When you access your super at retirement your super fund may ask you to sign a declaration stating that... Read More _"Can I go back to work if I’ve accessedmy Super?"_ __
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RICHARD BEJAH CFP®, DIP FP, CIP, AFPA _PRINCIPAL & CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER®_PROFILE SUMMARY
Richard Bejah CPF® has been with AMP Financial Planning for over 37 years starting in 1982 in Darwin NT (4 years), then onto Gosford NSW (5 years) and then to Launceston 28 years. For the first five 5 years in Tasmania he was AMP Financial Planning Agency Manager Northern Tasmania based in Launceston, managing over 30 advisers. Member of the Financial Planning Association of Australia & also Associate of the Australian & New Zealand Institute of Insurance & Finance (The Institute)For Full details
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Peter has been a financial planner since 1998, and specialises in preparing clients for retirement and making the most of theirretirement income.
Peter works closely with each and every client to fully understand their goals and motivations, and provides individually tailored financial advice that his clients can feel comfortable about. Peter holds a Diploma of Financial Planning and has considerable experience dealing with Centrelink. Outside of work, Peter enjoys spending time with his family as well as fishing, camping and playing in community bands.For Full details
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At FinancialPartners we believe in building a long term relationship with our clients by listening to their needs and tailoring appropriate solutions to help them achieve their personal, financial and lifestyle goals. Our aim is to provide professional and ethical financialadvice.
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Whitley was semi-finalist in the 2018 AFA Female Excellence in AdviceAwards!
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