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26/10/2025

Superannuation: Your Future, Funded.

With generous tax benefits and regular contributions, super is one of the smartest ways to build long-term financial independence—and enjoy peace of mind in retirement.
Start early. Stay consistent. Retire confidently.

09/11/2022

The new book from the author of The Barefoot Investor, the #1 all-time Australian bestseller. If you want the kids in your life to be good with money, hand them this book.

09/11/2022

Do your kids/grandkids a favour and get them a Christmas gift that will just keep giving. It's even on special at Target now, don't miss out.

The new book from the author of The Barefoot Investor, the #1 all-time Australian bestseller. If you want the kids in your life to be good with money, hand them this book.

03/11/2021

Never too young to budget if you want to get ahead.

Starting or returning to study is an exciting time! But let’s be real, unless you’re also working full time, you’ll have less income while you complete your studies. That’s where a little planning can help make the most of your student budget.

27/10/2021

For those of you considering something like this, well worth reading.

With property prices rising at a record rate in many cities across Australia, the ‘bank of mum and dad’ is playing a bigger role than ever as many parents feel pressure to assist their children in buying a home.

23/08/2021

For those of you out there who are looking to make sure that not only you but also your pets are well insured, click on the link below to see Mozo's top Pet insurance for 2021.

Every year Mozo’s Expert Judges analyse a range of pet insurance policies to determine which options offer the best value and highest quality cover for Australian pets.

28/07/2021

For all those home buyers please take note.

From 1 August 2020 to 31 July 2021 the NSW Government increased the transfer (stamp) duty thresholds under the First Home Buyers Assistance Scheme for the purchase of new homes and vacant land.

From 1 August 2021, the thresholds will revert back to the previous parameters as follows:

New homes valued less than $650,000 will be eligible for a transfer duty exemption. New homes valued between $650,000 and $800,000 will be eligible for a concessional rate of duty.

Vacant land valued less than $350,000 will be eligible for a transfer duty exemption. Vacant land valued between $350,000 and $450,000 will be eligible for a concessional rate of duty.

Existing home thresholds remain unchanged. That is, existing homes valued at less than $650,000 will be eligible for a transfer duty exemption. Existing homes valued between $650,000 and $800,000 will be eligible for a concessional rate of duty.

For further information about the First Home Buyer Assistance Scheme, visit https://www.revenue.nsw.gov.au/grants-schemes/first-home-buyer/assistance-scheme.

11/03/2021

Looking for amazing custom builders, give these guys a call.

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11/03/2021

Definitely worth a read if you are thinking of buying or selling....

Thinking about making a sea-change or tree-change? Wondering if it’s a good time to buy in the city? With house prices rising fast across most of the country, here’s what you need to know to get onto the property ladder.

26/02/2021

Definitely worth a read for those out there struggling with the thought of a little less cash now the Uni Break is over.

Starting or returning to study is an exciting time! But let’s be real, unless you’re also working full time, you’ll have less income while you complete your studies. That’s where a little planning can help make the most of your student budget.

04/11/2020

An interesting read for anyone interested in how the US election may affect the stockmarket...

For a view of the US election result and the effect on the stock markets and the economies of the US and Australia we talk with Kyle Lidbury, Head of Investments Research, Perpetual Private, Amanda MacDonald, Investment Specialist, Perpetual Private and James Holt, Senior Investment Specialist, Perp...

27/08/2020

Something everyone should consider.....

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