Straightforward, clear and sincere about wanting the best outcome for the client
10 April
Straightforward, clear and sincere about wanting the best outcome for the clientLou
Helping with habit tracking, kicking bad habits, and establishing good ones
9 April
Effective lifestyle planning is crucial for personal growth and achieving long-term wellness. Whether your goal is to quit a bad habit, build a new positive one, or maintain consistency, developing a structured approach can make a significant...[Read More]
The power of superannuation, compounding, and staying the course
9 April
Superannuation is one of the most powerful long-term wealth-building tools available to Australians. Yet, despite its importance, it’s often misunderstood—particularly during periods of market volatility when balances fluctuate and confidence...[Read More]
Winter-proof your home: 10 smart steps to avoid costly insurance claims
9 April
As the colder months approach across Australia, preparing your home for winter isn’t just about comfort—it’s about protection. Winter weather can expose weaknesses in your property, leading to costly damage and unnecessary insurance claims....[Read More]
April–May tax tips for Aussie small businesses: Get ahead before EOFY
9 April
As the financial year draws to a close, April and May are two of the most important months for small business owners across Australia. Rather than scrambling in June, this is the ideal window to get organised, optimise your position, and potentially...[Read More]
Preparing your home for retirement – Start 10 years early
9 April
Retirement is often imagined as a time of freedom, comfort and enjoying the lifestyle you’ve worked hard to build. But one area that is often overlooked in retirement planning is your home. Where you live—and how well it suits your future...[Read More]
Starting a business? Here’s what to think about before you dive in
9 April
Launching a business is an exciting step, whether you’re turning a passion into profit or building something from the ground up. But before you register a name and start trading, there are important legal and strategic considerations that can make...[Read More]
Caravanning smarter: Practical tips for travelling Australia during rising fuel costs
9 April
Rising fuel prices across Australia are reshaping the way people travel. For caravan owners and road trippers, fuel is often one of the biggest expenses—especially for those living on the road or planning extended trips. While the cost pressures...[Read More]
Understanding and managing your cashflow with expert financial advice
9 April
Imagine feeling completely on top of your finances — knowing your money is working as hard for you as you work for it. A well-managed cashflow could be the key to achieving that feeling. Cashflow simply refers to the money coming in and going...[Read More]
Leadership tips for time management and productivity
9 April
As an entrepreneur, balancing endless tasks while keeping an eye on the clock can feel overwhelming. But here’s a universal truth: everyone has the same 1,440 minutes daily. The key to success? Making those minutes count. Whether you’re...[Read More]
Credit card points schemes in firing line after tweaks
9 April
Overseas trips and hotel stays funded through credit reward schemes could be in trouble as Australia’s central bank cuts fees on card transactions. The Reserve Bank has revamped card usage by banning surcharge payments and cutting interchange...[Read More]
Australia faces ‘sharp recession’ if US escalates war
9 April
US President Donald Trump’s threat to send Iran “back to the Stone Ages” has rattled equity markets. If he follows through, Australia is at risk of entering a recession. In a prolonged war scenario, modelled by Oxford Economics Australia, the...[Read More]
War puts world on road to higher prices, slower growth
9 April
The war in the Middle East will lead to higher inflation and slower global growth, says the head of the International Monetary Fund ahead of next week’s global forecast for the world economy. The war has triggered the worst-ever disruption...[Read More]
Electric vehicle fee could throttle record adoption
9 April
An annual fee for driving electric vehicles could put the brakes on their record sales in Australia, with almost one in three households saying it would change their purchase intentions. Working families in outer suburbs were most likely to be...[Read More]
More records loom as fuel crunch turbocharges EV sales
9 April
Australians have raced to secure electric vehicles during the Middle East war-driven fuel crisis, near-doubling sales to set a national record. Motorists bought more than 15,800 new electric cars during March, according to figures released by the...[Read More]