Giving Wisely | Building Wealth and Resilience | Facing a Possible GST Increase | Q&A

Giving Wisely | Building Wealth and Resilience | Facing a Possible GST Increase | Q&A

by | Jul 22, 2025 | Financial Advice, Financial goals, Financial Tips, Goals, Investing, Massey Market Updates, Retirement | 0 comments

Giving Wisely: How Tax-Smart Philanthropy Builds Wealth and Community in Australia Philanthropy in Australia is evolving, with structured giving becoming increasingly popular as everyday Australians look for meaningful ways to support their communities and manage...
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...
The Richest Man in Babylon | What’s driven the fall in the $A | Retirement, Dividends and Economic Shocks: Planning for a Secure Financial Future | Q&A

The Richest Man in Babylon | What’s driven the fall in the $A | Retirement, Dividends and Economic Shocks: Planning for a Secure Financial Future | Q&A

by | Feb 3, 2025 | Financial Advice, Financial Adviser, Financial goals, Financial Tips, Goals, Investing, Massey Market Updates, Retirement, Superannuation | 0 comments

The Richest Man in Babylon “The Richest Man in Babylon” by George S. Clason is a timeless personal finance book that imparts financial wisdom through parables set in ancient Babylon. It emphasizes the importance of saving a portion of one’s income, the power of...
What to expect from the Australian property market in 2025 | An investor’s guide to potential U.S. policy changes | Howard Marks warns of market froth | Q&A

What to expect from the Australian property market in 2025 | An investor’s guide to potential U.S. policy changes | Howard Marks warns of market froth | Q&A

by | Jan 20, 2025 | Debt, Financial Advice, Financial Adviser, Financial goals, Goals, Investing, Massey Market Updates, Superannuation | 0 comments

What to expect from the Australian property market in 2025 Residential real estate in Australia has shown resilience, recovering strongly since early 2023 despite recent minor price declines. The market is expected to experience a year of two halves in 2025, with a...
The Psychology of Money | Boom or Bust? Understanding the Forces Shaping Australia’s Property Prices | Aged Care Reform: The Consumer Protection Challenge and What It Means for You | Q&A

The Psychology of Money | Boom or Bust? Understanding the Forces Shaping Australia’s Property Prices | Aged Care Reform: The Consumer Protection Challenge and What It Means for You | Q&A

by | Sep 30, 2024 | Financial Advice, Financial goals, Financial Tips, Investing, Massey Market Updates, Retirement, Superannuation | 0 comments

This issue of Wealth Adviser includes: The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel. Our emotions and behaviours impact our financial decisions. Through a series of short stories, Housel shows how emotions, personal experiences, and cognitive biases influence our approach...
Why life expectancy numbers are widely misunderstood | Risk of recession is high | Why ‘timing the market’ is a fool’s errand | Q&A

Why life expectancy numbers are widely misunderstood | Risk of recession is high | Why ‘timing the market’ is a fool’s errand | Q&A

by | Aug 19, 2024 | Cashflow, Financial Advice, Financial Tips, Investing, Massey Market Updates, Retirement | 0 comments

This issue of Wealth Adviser includes: Why life expectancy numbers are widely misunderstood. Life expectancy numbers are often misinterpreted due to various factors. There are various reasons behind this widespread misunderstanding with a need for a deeper...