Take some of the guesswork out of planning for the future. Work out how much super you'll have when you retire, and if it will be enough to fund the lifestyle you want.

As we kick off the new year, many of us are excited to embrace fresh beginnings, set new goals, and maybe even tackle those pesky resolutions. But if you’re feeling more drained than invigorated, you’re not alone.

As parents, the instinct to support our children never truly fades, even when they become adults but when you are looking at giving them a financial helping hand there is a bit to consider.

Here are five simple steps that will help you get from A to B in your aged care journey.

Salary packaging is when you and your employer 'package' your salary into income and benefits. It's also known as salary sacrifice.

The new year can often be a trigger point for many people to review their financial plans and strategies for the year ahead and beyond.

If money’s too tight to mention, here’s some small steps that can make a big difference in achieving your financial goals.

Protecting income from unexpected illness and injury is particularly important to anyone with a mortgage to service, small business owners and self-employed people with no sick leave available.

So, when you read reports about markets or specific companies being “overvalued” or “undervalued”, you can generally assume there’s been a fair bit of analytical number crunching going on behind the scenes.

There is no debate that Australians love investing in property. The value of Australian residential real estate at the end of August 2024 was an estimated $10.95 trillion.

The many unpredictable events of 2024 could easily have been disastrous for investment markets. Instead, we saw remarkable resilience and growth despite occasional volatility as investors reacted to the extraordinary times.

When it comes to managing your wealth, it’s easy to get lost in the figures and statistics. Investment returns, asset allocation, tax implications—these are the elements most people think of when they hear the term ‘wealth advising’.

Have you ever looked around your place and wondered how much cash is sitting in those old clothes you never wear, gadgets you never use or other items just gathering dust?

Retirement means different things to everyone. It may be a definite point in time when you stop work, and begin a new phase of life.

Ah, Christmas! - the time of year when your bank account shrinks, your social calendar explodes, and your family dynamics resemble a poorly scripted soap opera.

Why having less super isn't necessarily a financial sweet spot for retirees.

Making extra contributions into super can go a long way, here's some easy steps.

My journey as a wealth advisor is rooted in my deep passion for helping people. I strive to make the complex simple, and I pride myself on being both approachable and personable.

A ‘money mindset’ is a way of thinking about personal finance. Your money mindset can change over time, and it may help explain your spending and savings habits.

If you're employed, your employer should be paying a percentage of your earnings into your super account.