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NATALLIA SMITH
January 12, 2023
Exclusive, FINANCE, HEALTH, lifestyle

NATALLIA SMITH
January 12, 2023
Exclusive, FINANCE, HEALTH, lifestyle
Top 10 New Year’s Resolutions (and how to help make them come true) Whether New Year’s resolutions involve losing weight, eating healthier, exercising more, paying off debt, reducing time spent on social media, travelling or something

Making New Year’s resolutions is fantastic, but it means nothing until you actually follow through. This means that the most significant New Year’s resolution of all is to ensure you fulfil the promises you’ll be making to yourself. But how do you do this?

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NATALLIA SMITH
January 12, 2023
FINANCE, Investing, Money

NATALLIA SMITH
January 12, 2023
FINANCE, Investing, Money
ACCC probe to ensure savers get fair deal The consumer watchdog has been asked to look into interest rates for savers amid concern banks aren’t offering their customers a fair deal. Treasurer Jim Chalmers urged the Australian Competit

The consumer watchdog has been asked to look into interest rates for savers amid concern banks aren’t offering their customers a fair deal.

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NATALLIA SMITH
January 12, 2023
Exclusive, Property, Tax

NATALLIA SMITH
January 12, 2023
Exclusive, Property, Tax
Top 5 advantages of home ownership Your decision to purchase a new house is a significant life event, and the thought of becoming a homeowner might be a little intimidating. However, homeownership brings with it several advantages, in

Your decision to purchase a new house is a significant life event, and the thought of becoming a homeowner might be a little intimidating.

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NATALLIA SMITH
December 16, 2022
Exclusive

NATALLIA SMITH
December 16, 2022
Exclusive
What does retirement look like in the modern world? To prepare for retirement, there’s forced savings in the form of social security, such as superannuation. Other options to arrange for a secure financial future are savings in the ban

To prepare for retirement, there’s forced savings in the form of social security, such as superannuation. Other options to arrange for a secure financial future are savings in the bank, investments and insurance.

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NATALLIA SMITH
December 16, 2022
Exclusive, legal, Property

NATALLIA SMITH
December 16, 2022
Exclusive, legal, Property
How to help your child with their first home In today’s economic climate, it’s increasingly common to help your child with their first home. In this article, we’re going to look at three options to help you do this. Why not take a lo

In today’s economic climate, it’s increasingly common to help your child with their first home.

In this article, we’re going to look at three options to help you do this.

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NATALLIA SMITH
December 16, 2022
Economist

NATALLIA SMITH
December 16, 2022
Economist
Oliver’s insights – 2022 review & 2023 outlook 2022 was dominated by high inflation, rising interest rates, war in Ukraine & recession fears. This hit bonds & shares hard, driving losses for balanced growth super funds.

The good news is that 2022 finally saw the world shake off the grip of Coronavirus as it transitioned from a pandemic to endemic (albeit it’s still causing problems in China). However, the past year turned out far more difficult for investors than might have been

Tagged: economist

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NATALLIA SMITH
December 8, 2022
Cashflow, Exclusive, FINANCE, Investing, Money, Retirement

NATALLIA SMITH
December 8, 2022
Cashflow, Exclusive, FINANCE, Investing, Money, Retirement
The fundamentals of financial responsibility Financial responsibility refers to the practice of handling money and other assets in a way that is in your (as the owner of the assets) or your family’s best interest. Being

Financial responsibility refers to the practice of handling money and other assets in a way that is in your (as the owner of the assets) or your family’s best interest.

Tagged: Cashflow, exclusive, Finance, investing, Money, Retirement

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NATALLIA SMITH
December 8, 2022
Exclusive, FINANCE, legal, Life Insurance, Tax

NATALLIA SMITH
December 8, 2022
Exclusive, FINANCE, legal, Life Insurance, Tax
Wills and Estates The significance of choosing the appropriate structure to make the protection and maintenance of your assets possible cannot be overstated. This is necessary regardless of whether you have acquired your fortune on you

The significance of choosing the appropriate structure to make the protection and maintenance of your assets possible cannot be overstated.

Tagged: exclusive, Finance, legal, life insurance, Tax

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NATALLIA SMITH
December 1, 2022
Exclusive, FINANCE, Investing, Money, Retirement

NATALLIA SMITH
December 1, 2022
Exclusive, FINANCE, Investing, Money, Retirement
Most common financial mistakes The 5 Most Common Financial Mistakes It’s easy to make mistakes with money, especially if you’re unaware of how dire the consequences of your actions could be. Here, we’ll look at some of the most commo

It’s easy to make mistakes with money, especially if you’re unaware of how dire the consequences of your actions could be.

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NATALLIA SMITH
December 1, 2022
Exclusive, FINANCE, Investing, lifestyle, parenting

NATALLIA SMITH
December 1, 2022
Exclusive, FINANCE, Investing, lifestyle, parenting
Teaching kids about money at every age Teaching Kids About Money to Cultivate Good Financial Habits It’s every parent’s dream to secure their children’s future. Of course, not everyone has the wealth required to do this, and the next

It’s every parent’s dream to secure their children’s future. Of course, not everyone has the wealth required to do this, and the next best thing you could do as a parent is to teach them how to budget and invest.

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NATALLIA SMITH
November 24, 2022
FINANCE, Investing

NATALLIA SMITH
November 24, 2022
FINANCE, Investing
Super funds eye housing incentives Industry superannuation funds have welcomed the Labor government’s proposed sweeteners for affordable housing as a step in the right direction. In the lead up to the October budget, the government pled

Industry superannuation funds have welcomed the Labor government’s proposed sweeteners for affordable housing as a step in the right direction.

Tagged: Finance, investing

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NATALLIA SMITH
November 17, 2022
Investing, Money, Retirement

NATALLIA SMITH
November 17, 2022
Investing, Money, Retirement
Why Should You Start Setting Financial Goals? Saving a few dollars today can add up to a lot of money later on – cash that you can use to start investing, pay off your debt repayment, or save for retirement. But to ensure you have a cle

Saving a few dollars today can add up to a lot of money later on – cash that you can use to start investing, pay off your debt repayment, or save for retirement.

Tagged: investing, Money, Retirement

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NATALLIA SMITH
November 17, 2022
Economist, FINANCE

NATALLIA SMITH
November 17, 2022
Economist, FINANCE
Oliver’s Insights – Shares may have bottomed Key points Given recession and geopolitical risks, the ride for shares may still remain choppy and new lows can’t be ruled out. But the increasing evidence of a peak in US inflation (whic

At last, it seems some of the bad news for shares appears to be abating.

Tagged: economist, Finance

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NATALLIA SMITH
November 10, 2022
Aged Care, Exclusive, legal, Retirement, SUPERANNUATION

NATALLIA SMITH
November 10, 2022
Aged Care, Exclusive, legal, Retirement, SUPERANNUATION
3 Tips to Maximise Your Age Pension Over two million seniors rely on the Age Pension for retirement income, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW). Currently, you can start receiving the pension at age 66.

Over two million seniors rely on the Age Pension for retirement income, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW). Currently, you can start receiving the pension at age 66.5, but by the middle of 2023, you’ll need to be 67 or older.

Tagged: Aged Care, Retirement, superannuation

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NATALLIA SMITH
November 10, 2022
FINANCE, Tax

NATALLIA SMITH
November 10, 2022
FINANCE, Tax
Government eyes off super tax concessions Super tax concessions are in the Albanese government’s line of sight as it looks for opportunities to boost revenue and repair the budget bottom line. Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones said tax

Super tax concessions are in the Albanese government’s line of sight as it looks for opportunities to boost revenue and repair the budget bottom line.

Tagged: Finance, Tax

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NATALLIA SMITH
November 10, 2022
Economist

NATALLIA SMITH
November 10, 2022
Economist
Oliver’s insights – seven reasons why Australia should be able to avoid a recession Key points The combination of cost-of-living pressures, sharp interest rate hikes and a global downturn point to a sharp slowing in the Australian eco

Economic and financial commentary has been particularly gloomy of late, with talk of a “dire”, “grim”, “bleak”, “perilous” and “confronting” outlook.

Tagged: economist

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NATALLIA SMITH
November 3, 2022
Cashflow, Exclusive, Property

NATALLIA SMITH
November 3, 2022
Cashflow, Exclusive, Property
How to save money around the home during times of rising interest rates With interest rates rising almost everywhere , including Australia , people have begun tightening their purse strings as best they can. However, decreasing sp

With interest rates rising almost everywhere, including Australia, people have begun tightening their purse strings as best they can.

Tagged: Cashflow, exclusive, property

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NATALLIA SMITH
November 3, 2022
FINANCE, Tax

NATALLIA SMITH
November 3, 2022
FINANCE, Tax
Australians owe almost $45b in unpaid tax Australians owe almost $45 billion in unpaid taxes – and the tax office is coming to collect. Collectable debt rose by 69 per cent to $44.8 billion in 2021/22, from $26.5 billion in 2019 before

Australians owe almost $45 billion in unpaid taxes – and the tax office is coming to collect.

Tagged: Finance, Tax

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NATALLIA SMITH
October 27, 2022
Business, Federal Budget, Messages

NATALLIA SMITH
October 27, 2022
Business, Federal Budget, Messages
Budget good, but more needed: business Peak business groups have hailed the Albanese government’s first budget as careful and cautious, but warn hard work lies ahead to shore up the economy. Business Council chief Jennifer Westacott sai

Peak business groups have hailed the Albanese government’s first budget as careful and cautious, but warn hard work lies ahead to shore up the economy.

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NATALLIA SMITH
October 27, 2022
Federal Budget, Retirement

NATALLIA SMITH
October 27, 2022
Federal Budget, Retirement
Billions set aside for aged care reforms Long-awaited aged care reforms are set to be delivered thanks to a multi-billion dollar boost. The federal budget shows $2.5 billion will be spent over the next four years to ensure all aged care

Long-awaited aged care reforms are set to be delivered thanks to a multi-billion dollar boost.

Tagged: Retirement, federal budget

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