The Family Money Meeting
A family money meeting is the cheapest piece of estate planning you will ever do. Yet most Australian families never
Superannuation/Retirement
Super and Your Will
Your will doesn’t control your super — and a binding death benefit nomination is the document that does. For couples
Estate Planning in Your 60s
Estate planning in your 60s is less about death and more about decisions. If something happened to you tomorrow, would
Retirement Is Not a Number.
Most Australian professionals describe their super fund when asked about their retirement plan. That is not a retirement plan —
Five Retirement Questions Australian Professionals Ask
Clarity reduces fear. These are five retirement questions answered simply: the ones professionals in their late 40s and 50s finally
Retirement Questions Australian Families Avoid
The retirement questions families avoid are rarely about maths. They are about mortality, fairness, the house and care. Consequently, they
The Aged Care Basics Families Ignore
Most Australian families learn the aged care basics in a hospital corridor, under pressure, with days to decide. However, the
Aged Care Planning in Your 40s
Aged care planning feels like a problem for another decade. However, the biggest aged care reform in a generation became
Common Super Mistakes
The most expensive super mistakes are the invisible ones. No alert fires, no statement flags them, and nothing feels wrong
Super Is a Tool, Not a Plan
Ask most Australian professionals to describe their retirement plan and they will describe their super fund. That is not a