How much of your super is invested in the Australian stock market? If it’s more than 30% then please take 3 minutes to read this blog. Between 1995 and 2007, the average capital return on the Australian stock market was 14.5% p.a. A $100,000 invested in January 1995 would have been worth $554,000 by December …
I realise that most people in their 20’s and 30’s pay very little attention to their superannuation because they cannot access it for 30 to 40 years – or possibly longer. In fact, it’s likely that the government will push out the retirement age (i.e. when you can access super) to match the aged pension …
Below I have set out a summary of the personal tax and superannuation changes announced in the budget on 3 May 2016. In summary, the tax benefits associated with contributing into super for higher income earners (i.e. > $250,000 p.a.) are proposed to be scaled back. Whilst it is still largely beneficial to contribute the …
Click here to download a printable PDF I think we should no longer try and attract clients that need to build wealth and motive them to do so. Instead, aren’t we better off working with clients that are already motived to build wealth and show them how? Most people will work for approximately 40 years …
Click here to download a printable PDF Do you regret not investing in property 10 years ago? Do you feel like you have missed the boat and wonder if it’s still worth investing now? What separates successful investors from the rest? History leave clues… so read on. For the last 14 years I have met …
With interest rates at historic lows and more talk of further interest rate cuts, many clients are wondering if they should fix their interest rate. Less flexibility It is important to note that fixed interest rates have less flexibility than variable rates. That is, if you break a fixed rate loan, you could be up …
I’m often asked by clients whether they should pay for their car using cash savings or fund it via a lease. One theory suggests that you should not use debt to fund personal-use (depreciating) assets. This relates to the good-debt versus bad-debt principal. That is, if you use debt to purchase a depreciating asset you …
Click here to download a printable PDF The location of your “great Australian dream” can dramatically alter your wealth building activities and as such, you must take this into account when developing your investment strategy. Homes are typically not purchased with the sole or dominant reason of building wealth as there are many non-financial, lifestyle …
Below is a recording of a webinar hosted by Stuart Wemyss on 19/10/2015. During this 40-minute webinar Stuart discusses the process you can use to develop your own investment strategy and shares 6 real-life client case studies. the 3 key steps to developing a strategy – you must nail these whether your should repay your …
Click here to download a printable PDF Have you ever met a tradesman that has many unfinished projects at home? They have all the knowledge, experience and tools to do this work themselves but fail to do so. Isn’t it ironic how these tradesmen will make improvements to a customer’s home but not their own? …
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