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Money Smart – what young adults need to know about money

Money Smart – what young adults need to know about money

In today’s modern age, there’s a concerning fact that demands urgent attention: the alarming decline in financial literacy among young adults. While this term is broadly used in the monetary realm, it is essential for you to understand its core value in manifesting overall wealth.   As a skill that will lay the groundwork for your […]

Timing your superannuation payments  

It is fast approaching 30 June 2024.  To ensure that you can claim a tax deduction for your superannuation contribution, the superannuation fund must receive the contribution before 30 June 2024. With most tax-deductible expenses, you can claim your tax deduction in the year that the tax-deductible expense was paid.  However, superannuation contributions are different; […]

Are you considering making personal contributions to your superannuation fund prior to 30 June 2024? 

Super Contributions

The maximum annual tax-deductible contribution you can make to your superannuation fund is $27,500.  However, you may also be eligible for “carry forward unused contributions”.   What do the maximum annual tax-deductible contributions include?   It is important to note that the limit of $27,500 includes all the following contributions: Note, if you are on a […]

Do you know that from 1 July this year, you may gain a tax deduction? 

Do you know that from 1 July this year, you may gain a tax deduction?

From 1 July 2024, the annual limit on tax-deductible contributions to your superannuation fund will increase by $2,500 from $27,500 to $30,000.  These concessional or tax-deductible contributions include the sum of;  When your salary sacrifices superannuation contributions or makes personal tax-deductible superannuation contributions to your superannuation fund, these contributions will be recognised as income in […]

From Generation to Generation: Best Practices for Distributing Your Wealth

From Generation to Generation: Best Practices for Distributing Your Wealth

When transitioning your wealth to your children, you must know the legal and tax implications that may affect your estate. While every country has its rules, this blog will focus on the Australian context, shedding light on some key points to consider when planning your wealth succession. Inheritance Tax: A Non-issue in Australia Unlike many […]

Understanding the Distribution of Superannuation Funds After Death

What happens to your superannuation when you die?

It’s a common misconception that a last will and testament dictates the distribution of all assets, including superannuation, upon one’s demise. Most envision that upon their passing, their tangible assets – such as homes, vehicles, savings, furnishings, investment portfolios, and superannuation funds – will be allocated and disseminated according to the directives explicitly stated in […]

The advantages of investing early and diversifying your portfolio.

The advantages of investing early and diversifying your portfolio.

You may have heard the saying, “No risk, no reward”. But did you know that making incremental investments and diversifying your portfolio over time can mitigate the risk of market volatility and be rewarding in the long haul?  Investing: Risks When people think about investing, they tend to focus on the potential to receive a […]

Are you in your 50’s? Children finished School? It’s time to start planning for a ‘comfortable retirement’.

Comfortable retirement

What will your retirement look like? Research states that to experience a long, enjoyable retirement, you need to: Should you require further information in relation to your planning a comfortable retirement, please feel free to contact Peter Quinn by submitting an enquiry or calling us on +61 2 9580 9166 to book an obligation free […]