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Protect your assets and ensure peace of mind for your loved ones with these helpful insights.
Avoid costly mistakes: How missteps with superannuation forms can impact your estate and taxes
Nick Bruining
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Age Pension
How to ensure your partner’s age pension isn’t impacted after you’re gone
How to ensure your partner’s age pension isn’t impacted after you’re gone
Discover a strategic asset distribution approach which includes your children while safeguarding your partner's Age Pension.
Estate planning
Understanding estate planning: What you own, what you don’t and what you need to consider
Understanding estate planning: What you own, what you don’t and what you need to consider
Often a significant portion of someone’s wealth is not owned by them personally – which means it is not covered by their Will – and that spells trouble!
Estate planning
Writing a Will? What you need to know about choosing an executor in Australia
Writing a Will? What you need to know about choosing an executor in Australia
Your choice of executor can impact how your wishes are honoured. That’s why it’s so important to know exactly what is involved.
Estate planning
Top strategies to prevent inheritance conflicts in blended families
Top strategies to prevent inheritance conflicts in blended families
It's important to carefully think about your estate plan to prevent anyone from feeling treated unfairly or left out.
Health issues
Spotting the signs of elder abuse and how to get help
Spotting the signs of elder abuse and how to get help
Elder abuse is more common than you think. Here's how to recognise warning signs and take action to protect at-risk seniors.
Estate planning
Expert tips for creating a legally valid Will online
Expert tips for creating a legally valid Will online
The five important considerations to keep in mind when writing a Will online in Australia.
News
‘Green’ funerals: The alternative ways to bid farewell to loved ones sustainably
‘Green’ funerals: The alternative ways to bid farewell to loved ones sustainably
From eco-friendly options to cost-saving measures, Australians are exploring 'green' burials as traditional funeral norms face a crisis of cost.
Estate planning
How to reduce funeral expenses without sacrificing quality
How to reduce funeral expenses without sacrificing quality
Master the art of affordable farewells with these tips to lower funeral costs without sacrificing dignity and quality.
Estate planning
Understanding capacity: Steps to take when a loved one loses decision-making ability
Understanding capacity: Steps to take when a loved one loses decision-making ability
Understanding capacity is crucial when it comes to supporting a loved one who may be experiencing difficulties with decision-making abilities.
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