05Jul

3 ways to start an investing conversation with kids

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Most parents would agree that children are notoriously bad at delaying gratification—and truthfully, many adults aren’t so good at it either. Research suggests, however, that children who are long-delayers go on to be more successful later in life*, which could come in handy, given the rising cost of living. As a parent, introducing younger and […]

05Jul

Q&A: What should I do with my inheritance?

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I have been left a sizable inheritance and I’m unsure what to do; add to my super, pay down my mortgage, or pass on the money to my kids. This is a common dilemma that has no perfect answer. On the one hand, it’s crucial to make sure you have sufficient savings for retirement; on […]

05Jul

Why life insurance premiums have gone up

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Most of us expect some sort of annual increase in our insurance premiums. Insurance companies do this to ensure premiums and policies keep pace with inflation. However, since the start of the pandemic, life insurance companies have been faced with new challenges that have hindered their performance. As a result, premiums for income protection, total […]

05Jul

A round up of 1 July changes and what they mean

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The start of a new financial year is a good time to check in on new legislation, thresholds, and rates you may need to be aware of when thinking about your finances. Below we cover some key super, tax, and social security changes for the 2022-23 financial year, and some of the measures that are […]