by jenny | Mar 10, 2024 | Andrew Di Carlo, Article, Blog
The much-debated tax on superannuation balances over $3 million is inching closer and those who may be affected should ensure they have considered the implications. Although it is not yet law, the Division 296 tax should be taken into account when it comes to...
by jenny | Feb 24, 2024 | Andrew Di Carlo, Article, Blog
During a period where technological developments have picked up speed, one innovation in particular wields a profound, broad-reaching impact on our lives. That innovation is Artificial Intelligence (AI). Developments in computing power, the availability of data, and...
by jenny | Jan 16, 2024 | Andrew Di Carlo, Article, Blog
We spend decades watching our super balances grow but for those thinking about retirement in the next few years, it can be confusing to work out how best to use your super. Here are some of the considerations for the popular options. Easing into retirement You can...
by jenny | Dec 15, 2023 | Andrew Di Carlo, Article, Blog
Catch up on your super If you’ve had an irregular or interrupted income in the past, you might’ve missed out on opportunities to contribute to super. If you don’t fully utilise your concessional cap, and you’re eligible, you may be able to make ‘catch up’ on...
by jenny | Nov 12, 2023 | Andrew Di Carlo, Article, Blog
Aging at home with government-subsidised funding is made possible through the Home Care Packages program. However, a crackdown on what the funds can be used for and a shortage of support workers can make it challenging to understand the funding available. If you are...
by jenny | Oct 10, 2023 | Andrew Di Carlo, Article, Blog
Residential property investors have been on a wild ride in recent years as prices slumped during the pandemic then quickly skyrocketed before losing ground again. Now, with prices levelling out or slowly increasing, there is good news around the corner, according to...
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