by Adam Massey | Jun 18, 2018 | Cashflow, Debt, Financial Advice, Financial Adviser, Financial goals, Goals |
I was speaking with a client recently at a networking event – we were catching up on how fast the last six months had gone and that it felt like just yesterday we were talking about planning for Christmas! We started discussing everything we both had on our to-do...
by Adam Massey | May 9, 2018 | Cashflow, Debt, Financial Advice, Financial Adviser, Financial goals, Goals |
I was talking with a new client yesterday – he admitted to me in the start that he was hesitant to engage a Financial Adviser, because although he knew he needed some help – he really didn’t understand what to expect and how to know which areas of his finance he...
by Adam Massey | Apr 20, 2018 | Financial Advice, Financial goals, Financial Planner, Financial Tips, Goals, Retirement, Superannuation |
If your golf clubs have been under wraps or your tennis racquet has been tucked away for some time, it could be worth dusting them off. Research by AMP found Australians who play sport regularly are 64% more likely to achieve their financial goals than those who...
by Adam Massey | Apr 20, 2018 | Financial Advice, Financial goals, Financial Planner, Investing, Retirement, Superannuation |
Six out of ten Australians own investments outside of the family home and super. That’s good news. The only problem is that many people are still putting all their eggs in one, or just a few, baskets. The latest investor study by the Australian Securities Exchange...
by Adam Massey | Apr 20, 2018 | Financial Advice, Financial goals, Financial Planner, Goals, Retirement, Superannuation |
Changes aimed at improving housing affordability have passed through parliament. See what the new rules could mean for you. Government proposals around improving housing affordability in Australia were passed through parliament on 7 December. i As part of the...
by Adam Massey | Apr 8, 2018 | Cashflow, Debt, Financial Advice, Financial goals, Financial Tips, Goals |
I was reading an article recently and it spoke about the risks associated with Australian’s love affair with debt. So, why is this important? There are a number of key factors why we need to stop and consider the risks. Factor number 1 – Household debt levels...
