Investors Voice Category: Financial Planning
7 months ago
Despite inflation hovering above 7.1% and interest rates climbing every month, latest research shows that the overall financial wellbeing has decreased by 1.1 points to 50 points out of a possible 100.
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Savvy
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9 months ago
This financial year, investors face a difficult and turbulent time, with rate hikes and cost-of-living pressures forcing many to reconsider their retirement date or adjust their long-term financial plans.
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Helen Baker*
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9 months ago
It is important to have a will correctly and professionally drafted to be assured your possessions go to the people you want them to go to on your death.
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PCL Lawyers*
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12 months ago
With the cost of living soaring and the inflation rate hovering at around 5. 1%, many older Australians are struggling to make ends meet.
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14 months ago
The Australian Research Council linkage project is testing whether the provision of a complete retirement planning model – offering career, health and financial guidance - will result in better retirement...
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16 months ago
Choosing the right investment strategy may be one of the most important financial decisions an investor makes.
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Trilogy Funds*
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24 months ago
With the end of the 2020-21 financial year fast approaching, don’t miss out on the opportunity to utilise these superannuation strategies before 30 June to help boost your retirement savings...
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Andrew Buchan*
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2 years ago
The (financial independence, retire early) FIRE movement is gathering momentum around the world. This article highlights three steps to achieve FIRE and points out some common mistakes that most Australians make that are inadvertently anti FIRE.
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Adam Leigh*
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4 years ago
Aged care today means many things; from low-level intermittent assistance with gardening and cleaning the house, to integrated home care packages that combine clinical care, personal care and domestic support in the home.
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Louise Biti
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4 years ago
Based on figures from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare you should plan for approximately 17-25% of your retirement years to be “care years”.
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Louise Biti
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5 years ago
Women traditionally can be inclined to be the ‘over-achiever’ when it comes to running their family affairs, juggling a career, running a household, looking after children & elderly family members and community.
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Brooke Gardener
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