First home super saver scheme is changing
From 1 July 2022 super fund members may be able to release up to $50,000 in eligible contributions plus associated earnings.
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Reflecting on 2021 and planning for 2022
A piece to get you thinking about the intrinsic value, and potential benefits, of setting aside time to reflect on 2021 and plan for 2022.
Market Wrap February 2022
Global shares fell in unhedged and hedged terms but global emerging markets rose over the month. Australian shares performed poorly during January. The leading sectors were Energy and Utilities with IT being the worst-performing sector for the month. Fixed income returns for the month were also poor. The $AUD lost against the $USD and the Yen.
Key financial habit considerations for 2022
When you repeatedly perform a behaviour, a link forms in your memory. Here are 16 key desirable financial habits worth considering for 2022.
Self-managed super funds and crypto investments
ASIC have issued a new warning to SMSF trustees about outside parties promising large returns through crypto investments.
A new year is a chance for a fresh start
The new year is a great time for making lifestyle changes; however, for goals and changes affecting your financial health, there’s often no better time than when starting a new job.
Market Wrap January 2022
Global shares rose and with that Australian shares performed reasonably well during December. Fixed income returns ended the month fairly flat but the Australian dollar rose against the USD$ and the Yen.
Director ID for SMSFs: your questions answered
If you’re a corporate trustee of a self-managed super fund (SMSF), you can now apply for your director ID. You can apply via Australian Business Registry Services (ABRS) online.