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7 Ways Businesses Avoid Cyber Fraud
What can businesses do to protect themselves against financial fraud? Here are some guidelines.
Strengthening Financial Controls for Remote Workers
Business owners need to demonstrate the importance of improving financial security and minimising risk. Here are 9 measures you can take.
Maximising Tax Efficiency
The Transition to Retirement (TTR) strategy offers a unique opportunity for individuals aged 55-plus to reduce their tax burden while still working part-time. In this article, we further explore the TTR strategy with practical steps to optimise its benefits with respect to tax and tax planning.
Personal Hardship Financial Assistance
Personal hardship financial assistance is now available for Queensland communities affected by recent rainfall and flooding in affected activation areas.
Managing the financial impacts of a mid-life crisis
Financially speaking, if you or a loved one are actually going through something that resembles a mid-life crisis, you probably have fewer reasons to chuckle.
Retirement Plans interrupted
A highly experienced nurse, Mary has worked hard for decades and was looking forward to retiring. But she was forced to reassess her retirement goals when the pandemic upended her plans and placed a strain on her marriage.
Investing with confidence
When it comes to investing for a comfortable retirement, could you be your own worst enemy? Here’s how your unconscious fears and biases could impact your financial decision-making – and what you can do to keep them in control.
Retirees’ fears and expectations
For many, the word ‘retirement’ is associated with the idea of extended holidays to far-flung locations or spending quality time with grandchildren. However, there are a range of financial, emotional and psychological fears that are often linked to retirement – and for good reason.
How to help your parents and still save for retirement
If you’ve now found yourself with parents you need to help, you may be wondering how this will affect your own retirement plans. So, here’s a few things you can do to help both you and your parents improve your chances of retiring comfortably.
