As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, many Australian workers have been thrust into working from home for the first time. By putting in place some systems and boundaries, you can help make the best of the situation, get your work done and … [Read more...]
Tune out the market noise
"Stocks at record highs despite uncertain geopolitical landscape" "Shares plunge as coronavirus outbreak renews investor fears" "Markets enter correction territory after worst loss since GFC" You would have seen these headlines or similar over the … [Read more...]
Why we need to keep talking about mental health in the workplace
In today’s non-stop work culture, stigma related to mental health is costing us more than money. To prevent long-term harm to our workforce, attitudes still need to change. In a 2019 report, the Productivity Commission revealed negative mental … [Read more...]
Understanding the dangers with downsizing and super
There are often upsides and downsides in any piece of legislation, especially when it comes to superannuation. That's the case with the Federal Government's "downsizer measure" announced in the 2017-18 budget, which came into effect on 1 July, … [Read more...]
Why more couples should be super splitting
Australia's $3 trillion superannuation system is largely framed around the long-term retirement needs of individuals. Current legislation doesn't allow couples to have joint member superannuation accounts, reflecting the various complexities around … [Read more...]
Planning essentials for comfortable retirement
By Alexandra Cain As we approach and enter retirement, it's important to ensure our investment strategy is appropriate for our time of life. Our circumstances change over time – even in retirement. For instance your home may need a new roof, or one … [Read more...]
The seedless watermelon generation – 7 tips to deal with fussy eaters
Gone are the days of childhood watermelon seed spitting competitions, a customary afterschool summer tradition of times gone by. Our kids today won’t get to share these childhood memories, and in fact, most won’t even know that watermelons have … [Read more...]
4 strategies to help manage debt
Thinking about debt probably doesn't spark a positive reaction for most people, but it is something that we will all need to contend with at some point in our lives. Although not all debt is bad, if you're finding that it's causing you anxiety or it … [Read more...]
How to help grow your money through compound interest
Einstein has repeatedly said that compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. While it may appear complicated, it's actually a relatively simple concept that can accomplish extraordinary things over time. What is compound … [Read more...]
Changes to insurance in super
On 1 April 2020, government changes will come into effect that may impact the insurance you have in your super. Here's a snapshot of the changes: If your super balance hasn't reached $6,000 by 1 April 2020—your existing insurance in super … [Read more...]
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