What You Need to Know About the Proposed Division 296 Super Tax: The $3 Million Question
As the 2025-26 financial year begins, there’s growing noise around the proposed Division 296 superannuation tax—and for good reason. If you hold a high-balance super account or have clients who do, this is one change you can’t afford to ignore.
Read articleSuperannuation Is a Family Strategy: How to Use Spouse Contributions to Reduce Tax and Build Wealth
When planning for retirement, many high-income earners focus solely on their own superannuation balance. But this individual approach often leaves a powerful opportunity untapped—strategic contributions and structuring between spouses.
Read article5 Key EOFY Actions to Tie Your Wealth Plan Together
As the financial year draws to a close, many professionals find themselves in a familiar place: juggling tax planning, superannuation deadlines, and last-minute paperwork, while also trying to keep an eye on their broader financial goals.
Read articleMaximise Tax Efficiency with Super Contribution Strategies This EOFY
As the end of the financial year approaches, many high-income earners are looking for strategic ways to reduce tax and grow long-term wealth. Superannuation remains one of the most powerful tools to do both—when used effectively.
Read articleThe biggest risks to your super and how to manage them
The more you know about the threats to your retirement savings, the more in control you’ll feel whenever they arise.
Read articleAre you in the retirement risk zone? Understanding sequencing risk
All those market fluctuations you learned to live with throughout your working life become much more consequential as you approach retirement.
Read articleCan your super death benefit go to the wrong person?
Are you confident your super will go to your preferred beneficiary if you pass away? Here are a few scenarios that might cause trouble for you.
Read articleA round up of 1 July changes and what they mean
The start of a new financial year is a good time to check in on new legislation, thresholds, and rates you may need to be aware of when thinking about your finances.
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