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Financial Lifecycle

We guide you through all phases of your Financial Lifecycle

Studying

  • You are juggling part-time work, study, exams, becoming an adult and of course student debt.

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  • At the same time, you are supposed to be having fun, right?

Studying at Home

Introducing Finance

  • Your new payslip provides a passport to debt.

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  • Consumer credit and finance can get messy, quickly.

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  • Credit cards, store cards, payday loans, buy-now pay-later, car loans.

Passing Credit Card

Career Progression & Starting Your Own Business

  • Promotions, pay rises, company cars, employee share schemes.

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  • Surplus Income.

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  • Starting a business.

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  • Building your network of advisors and supports.​

Climbing a Ladder

Starting A Family

  • Unexpected fertility treatment costs.

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  • Maternity & paternity leave.

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  • Child-care costs.

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  • Quickly, your family grows.

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  • You need a bigger house, bigger cars, a backyard.

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  • Asset and income protection become a necessity.​

Young Family

Retirement Planning

  • Maximising superannuation contributions.

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  • Children's higher-education costs.

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  • Consolidation of existing liabilities and debts to simplify finances.

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  • Reviewing insurance needs.​

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  • The inevitable question: how much money do I need to retire?

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  • Supporting family.​

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Business Meeting

First Job

  • You have graduated, sat through the interviews and landed your dream job. Now what?​

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  • Tax deductions, health insurance, superannuation, savings.

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  • Plus, you may want to also continue your studies.

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Working from Home

Partnering Up

  • You meet someone special.

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  • Two financial lives become one.

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  • Joint leases, bank accounts, debts.

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  • Protection in break-ups.

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  • ​Engagement, wedding, honeymoon costs.

Love

First Home

  • How to save for a deposit and what is your budget?

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  • Government Assistance Schemes.

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  • The buying-process.

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  • Pre-approval, variable & fixed loans, offset accounts, interest-only, principle and interest.​​

Suburban House

Career and Business Growth

  • More responsibilities but less time for life-admin.

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  • You rely more on professionals for advice and support.

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  • You are able to pay down your debts.

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  • Tax becomes a bigger issue as your income grows. Tax-minimisation and wealth creation through investment and asset structuring.​

Two Men in Office

Retirement & Ageing Well

  • The bank of mum & dad.

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  • Housing, relocation, down-sizing.

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  • Increased health and maintenance costs.​

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  • Changes to the risk-profile of your investments.

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  • Your financial legacy. Your wills, powers of attorney, advanced medical directives, testamentary trusts & funeral costs.

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Business Meeting
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