Super Splitting: Grow Your Wealth Together | From Blocks to Benefits: Subdividing Property for Wealth | Australian Property Prices | Q&A

Super Splitting: Grow Your Wealth Together | From Blocks to Benefits: Subdividing Property for Wealth | Australian Property Prices | Q&A

by | Jun 23, 2025 | Financial Advice, Financial goals, Financial Tips, Goals, Investing, Retirement, Superannuation | 0 comments

Super Splitting: Grow Your Wealth Together Super contribution splitting allows couples to transfer part of their super contributions to a partner’s account, helping balance retirement savings. This strategy is especially valuable when one partner has taken time out of...
The Hidden Cost of Delayed Retirement | Balancing Reform and Resilience | Buffett’s Farewell and the Future of US Exceptionalism | Q&A

The Hidden Cost of Delayed Retirement | Balancing Reform and Resilience | Buffett’s Farewell and the Future of US Exceptionalism | Q&A

by | May 26, 2025 | Financial Advice, Financial Adviser, Financial goals, Financial Tips, Goals, Investing, Retirement, Superannuation | 0 comments

The Hidden Cost of Delayed Retirement Increasing the Age Pension eligibility age in Australia has unintended consequences on family formation and fertility rates. Grandparents, who play a crucial role in providing informal childcare, are less available due to extended...
Family Trusts and Relationship Breakdowns | Shelter, Security, and the Australian Dream | The art and Science of Fund Manager Selection | Q&A

Family Trusts and Relationship Breakdowns | Shelter, Security, and the Australian Dream | The art and Science of Fund Manager Selection | Q&A

by | May 12, 2025 | Financial Advice, Financial Adviser, Financial goals, Financial Tips, Goals, Investing, Superannuation | 0 comments

Family Trusts and Relationship Breakdowns Family trusts offer significant benefits for wealth management, but relationship breakdowns can complicate asset protection. Australian courts scrutinise family trusts during property settlements, often treating trust assets...
From Falling Knives to Steady Minds: How to Thrive in Uncertain Markets | Electric Vehicles: A Sustainable Dream or a Practical Dilemma? | Personalised Journeys and AI Agents: The Evolution of Travel in 2025 and Beyond | Q&A

From Falling Knives to Steady Minds: How to Thrive in Uncertain Markets | Electric Vehicles: A Sustainable Dream or a Practical Dilemma? | Personalised Journeys and AI Agents: The Evolution of Travel in 2025 and Beyond | Q&A

by | Apr 28, 2025 | Financial Advice, Financial Tips, Investing | 0 comments

From Falling Knives to Steady Minds: How to Thrive in Uncertain Markets Market volatility is inevitable, but maintaining emotional discipline and rational thinking helps investors navigate uncertainty. Historical lessons on risk and reward highlight the importance of...
The Silver Rule of Investing | Uranium, Geopolitics, and the Rise of Nuclear Energy | Risk and Resilience: Strategies for a Secure Retirement in Australia | Q&A

The Silver Rule of Investing | Uranium, Geopolitics, and the Rise of Nuclear Energy | Risk and Resilience: Strategies for a Secure Retirement in Australia | Q&A

by | Mar 31, 2025 | Financial Advice, Financial Tips, Investing, Retirement, Superannuation | 0 comments

The Silver Rule of Investing: Understanding Risk and Staying Steady in Market Corrections Mastering the “silver rule” of investing is crucial for safeguarding wealth during market corrections, especially for Australians nearing retirement. This principle...
Australian home prices turning back up again | The Evolution of Retirement Planning | Seizing Opportunities in Australian Commercial Property | Q&A

Australian home prices turning back up again | The Evolution of Retirement Planning | Seizing Opportunities in Australian Commercial Property | Q&A

by | Mar 17, 2025 | Financial Advice, Financial Tips, Goals, Investing, Massey Market Updates, Retirement, Superannuation | 0 comments

Australian home prices turning back up again CoreLogic data reveals a 0.3% rise in Australian home prices in February, driven by an anticipated RBA rate cut that boosted buyer confidence. Despite a brief downturn, the chronic housing shortage and expected further rate...