Category Archives: Articles

Superannuation changes in the Federal Budget

September 21st, 2011 | Accounting News, Financial Planning News, Newsletter Features, Small Business News The 2011 Federal Budget made important changes to superannuation measures that can potentially impact upon the way you manage your employee’s superannuation contributions, as well as your own. You should be aware of these so that you can assist your employees […]

Opportunity to purchase an investment property through your superannuation fund

September 14th, 2011 | Accounting News, Consumer News, Financial Planning News, Tax Advice and Updates With the volatility in the share market over the past three years, many people have decided to take control of their superannuation and invest their superannuation in an investment property as opposed to shares or managed funds.

What you need to know about Reverse Mortgages and No Negative Equity Guarantees

August 31st, 2011 | Accounting News, Consumer News, Financial Planning News, Legal News, Tax Advice and Updates A reverse mortgage is currently the most common equity release product in Australia for retirees. With a reverse mortgage, you use the equity in your home as security to borrow money. This has become an increasingly popular trend […]

Have you considered managing your own superannuation?

August 24th, 2011 | Accounting News, Consumer News, Financial Planning News, Tax Advice and Updates Since the Global Financial crisis, many people are becoming more and more concerned with the performance of their superannuation fund. As a direct result of this concern many people are considering taking more control over the trusteeship and the management […]

Using losses on overseas investment income against Australian income

April 13th, 2011 | Accounting News, Consumer News, Financial Planning News, Legal News, Tax Advice and Updates Any loss you incur from a negatively geared overseas property can be applied against your Australian domestic income. Negative gearing refers to borrowing money to invest where the return from the investment is less than the borrowing costs.