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Why is a "Super Notice of Intent" so important and what is it?
If you are in the 55 to 75 age group now or in the future then it could be a great investment for you to read this newsletter as it might be worth a surprising amount of money to you.
We would rather not have to write about scams, but more important is to not be taken by one. In this newsletter we alert you and you can let your friends know about another one that is rampant at the moment.
Here we are in 2024, it is our delight to share another year with you.
It would be a great foundational start to arm yourself with a few tips and bug repellent measures in relation to the increasing cybercrime that abounds
It has been our absolute pleasure to spend another year with all our wonderful clients, friends, colleagues and newsletter subscribers.
Someone asked me: Why did the Reserve Bank increase interest rates on
Melbourne Cup day when inflation is dropping everywhere else?
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We have had a lot of questions recently about long term investing so this is a newsletter from Christoph sharing his wisdom and research.
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Consider that these days if you are employed at least 11% of your wages goes into super, many people contribute more than that. This can add up over the years to a lot of money. It is important to know about your super and also where it is invested.
Amidst the increasing importance of life, income protection, illness, and injury insurance, 80% of risk life insurance advisers have closed down.
Our final newsletter of the year updates you on two large government handouts that you may be eligible for as well as some Crypto news.
A quick update following the budget last night. On 25th October, the newly elected Australian Labor Party Federal government brought down their first budget.
The FBI has issued a warning against “pig butchering”. It’s not a form of animal cruelty but usually involves scammers making contact on social media or dating applications, gaining their trust before persuading victims to make deposits into fraudulent crypto schemes.
In a nutshell we are living in uncharted waters and as always there are plenty of people ready to create fear or make big predictions. Steady the ship and keep a buffer available if you can.
Dear All,
In this newsletter we bring your attention to 3 diverse and important things. If any of them apply to you, please feel free to have a chat with us about it.
Hello everyone,
Thank you for being with us for another year. It has been a big year for everyone one way or another and everybody has a story to tell.
