You are probably aware that I run a bit. Now, while I’m going to talk a little bit about running, there is a larger point I want to make – so please stick with it. I’ve been training for the past 6 months for the Melbourne Marathon which was held two Sunday’s ago. There is […]
READ MORERain and Markets
Drought, Floods and investment marketsRain.Rain.Rain.Despite being in the midst of an extended period of drought, we’ve now had constant rain for the past two weeks in Sydney and everyone is feeling waterlogged.The collective mood of the city (as far as I can tell) has shifted from being grateful for the initial falls, to being […]
READ MOREWhat do Labor’s proposed changes to the Franking Credit Rules mean to me?
With the disarray of the Federal Coalition, the prospect of a change of government next year is an increasing possibility. One of the proposed changes to legislation floated by the Labor opposition relates to the system of dividend imputation. Presently, shareholders who receive dividends from the companies they have invested in also receive tax credits […]
READ MORE7 Key Retirement Numbers
We know that retirement planning can be confusing, and there are lots of different numbers you are told that you need to consider. Really though, there are only 7 Key Numbers you need to focus on:
READ MOREHow did 63% of these people nearly cost themselves $Millions?
How did 63% of these people nearly cost themselves $Millions? I was talking to a friend this week and he told me how seriously ill he is. I’d known that he had an illness, but was not aware of the impact it had on his day to day life. In order to continue living, he […]
READ MOREBusiness Brain Food Podcast with Ben Fewtrell
I’m featured this week on the Business Brain Food podcast with Ben Fewtrell, talking about running, business and the importance of not sacrificing all of your day to day fun in order to save for the future. You can hear the interview on these links:
READ MORERetirement by the numbers
The 7 key retirement planning numbers you need Are you confused about your retirement planning? Not sure when you can stop working and access your super? Don’t know how much money you will need to live each week? What about tax, and if you are eligible for any government assistance? We are often asked these […]
READ MOREMaking an impact – How Sophie’s boys have helped save over 4,500 premature babies
After first losing her triplets to prematurity, and more recently her husband to cancer, Sophie used running as a way to lift her spirits and turn an impossible situation into a life-giving organisation. In 2007, she co-founded Running for Premature Babies. A charity that’s brought together more than 2000 people to run and raise […]
READ MOREAre Lazy Financial Planners charging for nothing?
I was attracted to a recent article in a Sydney paper with a headline screaming about how lazy financial planners are charging for nothing. Given that the information coming out of the Royal Commission focused on issues such as fees for no advice, or trailing commissions, I wondered what issue this author would be writing […]
READ MORESustainable Investing: Can you make money and change the world?
What if you could make money while helping build a sustainable future – for you, your children and your grandchildren? Would you choose to invest in businesses that consider their impact on the environment and the welfare of your community? What if this decision not only feels good but is also good for your bottom […]
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