by Adam Massey | Jun 27, 2018 | Cashflow, Debt, Financial Advice, Financial Adviser, Financial Tips, Goals |
One of the key realisations that many people will face during their working lives is that nothing is permanent. It’s highly likely that either yourself or someone close to you will face redundancy in the future. This is due to the changing nature of work and the...
by Adam Massey | Jun 23, 2018 | Cashflow, Financial Advice, Financial Adviser, Financial Tips, Graduate, Retirement |
I recently came across a news story about a hapless New York couple, who have taken their 30-year old son to court in a last ditch effort to get him to move out of home. My first thought was “only in America”. But here in Australia, high rents and low housing...
by Adam Massey | Jun 23, 2018 | Cashflow, Financial Advice, Financial Adviser, Financial goals, Financial Tips |
The end of the financial year will likely bring the usual wave of scams. Here’s what to watch for. The Federal Budget is behind us, and amid the celebrations over tax cuts (around $500 annually for low to middle income earners), now is the time to be mindful of...
by Adam Massey | Jun 23, 2018 | Financial Advice, Financial goals, Financial Planner, Financial Tips, Goals, Superannuation |
A new financial year is always a good time to review your finances and make sure they are in good shape. You’ll be starting this coming financial year wearing a confident grin with this list of eight things to do now to get new financial year ready. 1. Check in...
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 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...
