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Financial Planning and Budgeting are very different – this is what you need to know

Budgeting and financial planning are both processes designed to boost your financial wellbeing. And while there are striking similarities between the two, there are key differences in how the two work to help you achieve your financial goals. Budgeting As…

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World Financial Planning Month

To demonstrate the difference between an Australian that has been financially advised to an unadvised, the Financial Planning Association (FPA) has released an inaugural Value of Advice (VoA) Index. Some of the key insights: Advised Australians are better off Australians…

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What is financial planning?

Financial planning helps people identify and work towards achieving their financial and lifestyle goals.  Essentially, it helps you be more in control of your income, expenses, and investments so you can make informed decisions about managing your money and achieving…

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How long should I keep my tax records for?

What is a record Records are written evidence of your income or expenses that can either be in paper or electronic form.  These records are important documents that are used for doing your tax during the income year. In most…

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Managing your tax and superannuation on the go

To manage your tax and super on the go the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) have created an app that you can download and install on your mobile device. Download the ATO app The app is free to download and use…

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Fiducian Economic August 2022 commentary

The global economy is continuing to face headwinds and growth has been slowing since early this year. In April, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) explained that ‘global economic prospects have worsened significantly’ and ‘the outlook has deteriorated largely because of Russia’s…

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Claiming protective items, equipment, and products

Personal protective equipment (PPE) To claim a deduction for personal protective equipment (PPE) you have purchased to use at work, the expense must be incurred by yourself.  A deduction cannot be claimed if your employer: pays for the items provides…

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Super opportunities from July 1, 2022

The Government first announced several big changes to super contributions for older people in the 2021/22 Federal Budget.  These included: partially removing the work test for people aged 67 to 74^, extending eligibility to make non-concessional contributions (NCCs) under the…

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Fiducian Economic July 2022 commentary

The global economy is continuing to face headwinds. In April, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) explained that ‘global economic prospects have worsened significantly’ and ‘the outlook has deteriorated largely because of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine’. More recently, the environment has…

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Crypto assets and tax

How crypto assets work Crypto assets are a digital representation of value that you can transfer, store or trade electronically.  This also includes non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Crypto generally operates independently of a central bank, authority or government.  Regardless of this…

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