Staying steady: managing emotions and maintaining focus during market volatility
20 March
Experiencing market volatility can be an emotional rollercoaster for even the most seasoned investors.
Feelings of fear, anxiety, and doubt often emerge as markets fluctuate, leading many to question their investment strategies and financial...[Read More]
10 ways to reduce your household energy use
20 March
As a homeowner, you’re likely aware of the increasing costs associated with household energy consumption. This is why cutting down on energy use can mean big savings. In addition to the financial benefits, reducing electricity use can help to...[Read More]
Serving up success: 10 ways accountants can boost hospitality businesses
20 March
Accountants play a crucial role in the vibrant and dynamic hospitality industry, supporting businesses such as restaurants, hotels, cafes, and bars.
These businesses often face challenges like tight profit margins, seasonal fluctuations, high...[Read More]
Super housing scheme could shave years off home wait
20 March
People saving for their first home could be in their own property years sooner under a proposal to allow Australians to access their superannuation for housing, a study has found.
A report from economists Peter Tulip and Matt Taylor found using...[Read More]
Fringe benefits tax (FBT) time is almost here
20 March
It’s time to get your obligations sorted and prepare for upcoming FBT changes.
With the 2025 FBT year wrapping up on 31 March, it’s important you’re on track to meet your obligations and are prepared for any changes.
Follow these...[Read More]
Embracing your retirement journey: 10 heartfelt tips for a fulfilling future
13 March
Approaching retirement can stir a mixture of excitement and anxiety. It’s a significant milestone—filled with opportunities to finally pursue dreams, passions, and enjoy life at your own pace.
However, it can also feel overwhelming,...[Read More]
Selling your business: key considerations & tips for success
13 March
Selling a business is a significant decision that requires careful planning, strategic timing, and expert guidance.
To maximise the value of your business and ensure a smooth transition, consider these essential factors and seek professional...[Read More]
Market volatility: why time in the market beats timing the market
13 March
Share market volatility is a natural and inevitable aspect of investing.
While market fluctuations can cause anxiety among investors, attempting to predict short-term market movements, known as “timing the market,” often leads to missed...[Read More]
Navigating redundancy: why financial advice is essential and 10 tips for getting help
13 March
Losing a job due to redundancy is rarely part of anyone’s career plan. Yet, for many Australians, it is a reality that can bring about uncertainty, stress, and financial concerns.
While some may view redundancy as a setback, others may see it as...[Read More]
Women lack confidence when it comes to retirement funds
12 March
Women are less confident than men that they will have a comfortable retirement, with only 34 per cent feeling prepared for life after work.
A survey of 2250 Australians revealed that more than three in five women (62 per cent) felt they would be...[Read More]
Building wealth with investment properties: the right strategy and insurance for success
6 March
For high-net-worth individuals and couples, investing in property is a time-tested way to grow and protect wealth. A well-chosen investment property can deliver strong capital appreciation, consistent rental income, and a hedge against...[Read More]
Smart ways to invest using an SMSF
6 March
A Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) offers individuals greater control over their retirement savings, allowing them to choose a variety of investment options.
To maximise long-term returns and financial security, it is essential to understand the...[Read More]
Calls grow to banish ‘anti-democratic’ bracket creep
6 March
Independent MPs will use a minority government to push for an end to tax bracket creep, which is placing a growing burden on working Australians.
The move has been backed by a growing chorus of economists, who accuse the major parties of relying on...[Read More]
Plug-in hybrid car tax breaks about to hit the skids
6 March
Do Australian drivers still need a stepping stone to make the transition from a petrol or diesel vehicle to an electric car?
It’s a question that is dividing the automotive industry as the clock ticks down to the removal of a tax exemption for...[Read More]
Butchers, bakers and makers better off in the bush
6 March
Butchers, bakers and smallgoods makers are better off living in the country, with research showing workers across nearly 100 occupations can get more bang for their buck in the bush.
City-based teachers, mechanics, general practitioners, chief...[Read More]
