For some, getting a brand new car can be very exciting, but remember to stay calm otherwise you may end up spending way more than you may have anticipated. These few tips can help you make sure that the vehicle...
Read moreThe 50/30/20 Budgeting rule was made popular by US Senator Elizabeth Warren and Amelia Warren Tyagi. It has become one of the most famous budgeting methods as it’s very easy to use. It’s a great method to use for beginners...
Read moreFor many families in Australia, Christmas is spent with Family, friends and handing out presents. With everything like buying food, presents and entertainment, it can be very expensive for the average Australian. How much do Australians spend on average during...
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The Federal Government’s Protecting Your Super Package Act comes into effect on 1 July 2019. The package is designed to protect Australians’ super savings from unnecessary erosion by fees and insurance costs. The legislation includes changes to fees, the transfer Read more…
As an employer, managing your tax obligations is an important part of your business. Tax obligations for your business will be different, depending on the type of work you are in, the number of employees and what benefits you give Read more…
After 18 long months of battling the super funds, we have been successful in receiving approval for a Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) claim for one of our wonderful clients. This has well and truly been a labour of love, Read more…
I had the absolute pleasure of meeting this amazing man, Prof. Charlie Teo. Meeting Australians best neurosurgeon, I didn’t know what to expect. And I certainly didn’t anticipate that he would be casually dressed in a cotton t-shirt and jeans. Read more…
Do something each day that scares you … For me, one of my biggest fears is singing on stage. It annoyed me that I got so nervous …. because I LOVE singing! I was so annoyed that I was holding Read more…
The information posted is intended to be general in nature and is not personal financial product advice. It does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Before acting on any information, you should consider the appropriateness of Read more…
Early in March marked a very special day for me. Possibly one of my biggest wins to date as an accountant and business mentor. A few years ago, I met a small business owner who was struggling with the usual Read more…
At 21, I became a mum. By 29, I was a mum of 3. During this time I established 3 x successful companies, completed a Business Degree, my CPA, 2 x Diplomas, and half a dozen other certificate courses. For Read more…
Until recently, my LIFE WHEEL was well out of balance. In fact, it was loaded about 80% in the WORK section, and the rest of the segments shared the balance of me (20% for those non-accountants). 2019 was the year Read more…
Are you spending way too much on food? We are now saving $20,000 a year by getting our food spending under control. Not to mention a big change to our health as a result of eating the right food. And Read more…