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Market downturns hit hardest just before retirement. Here's how to protect your income and keep your super on track without giving up on growth.

Falling prices aren't the biggest risk in property investing. Here are the overlooked risks every Australian property investor should plan for in 2026.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has increased the cash rate target by 25 basis points to 4.60%, signalling that inflation remains a significant concern for the Australian economy (September 2026). 

Once you retire, your super moves through two different phases: accumulation and pension. Which one you are in changes your tax, what you can contribute, and how you access your money. In our complete guide below, we explain what each phase means, how long you can stay in accumulation before it starts costing you, and...

Victoria's land tax and VRLT rules have shifted again in 2026. Here's what Melbourne property investors need to know before their next assessment.

Payday super, higher contribution caps and the new $3 million super tax all started this year. Here's what's changed and what to check in your fund.

The RBA has held the cash rate at 4.35% on 11 August 2026. Find out what the decision means for mortgages, cost of living, property, businesses and investors.

Learn which investment property expenses you can claim, what isn't tax deductible, and how Australian property investors can maximise tax savings.

Learn which investment property expenses you can claim, what isn't tax deductible, and how Australian property investors can maximise tax savings.

Smart Planning for Families: Financial, Legal & Education Insights Complete the form below to watch the recording.   Date: Thursday 20th August Watch our complimentary one-hour educational webinar exploring practical strategies to help protect your family’s financial future. Our panel of experienced professionals discussed the role of financial planning, collaborative law, and education bonds, providing valuable...

If you’re looking to add extra money to your super, you may be comparing salary sacrifice super and voluntary super contributions. Both options can help you grow your retirement savings. The difference is how the money is contributed, how it is treated for tax, and how much flexibility you have. Salary sacrifice is generally a...

EOFY Tax Planning: Why Acting Before 30 June Matters As the end of the financial year approaches, many Australians focus on lodging their tax return. However, some of the biggest tax-saving opportunities occur before 30 June, not after. Whether you’re a young professional, growing family, business owner or pre-retiree, taking action before the financial year ends may help reduce your tax liability, boost your superannuation and improve...