Michelle Griffiths provides some strategies to keep your credit card under control.
TAG Wealth Tips – Credit Cards, Taming the Beast
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TAG Super Tips – Removal of Franking Credit Refunds
In the lead up to the Federal Election one item that has sent a shiver of fear through SMSF Trustees is the proposed removal of franking credit refunds.
TAG Better Business – The Importance of Cash Flow
In this short 3 minute video, Tony Rule explains the importance of cash flow management for business.
TAG Wealth Tips – Royal Commission | New Advisers
Kenneth Hayne is due to release his findings and recommendations about the banks and financial services industry in early February.
TAG Wealth Tips – Set Your Money Goals for 2019
ASIC has written an excellent article that outlines 5 tips to achieve your money goals (and includes some handy tools/calculators).
TAG Video – Super Investment Strategy
Whether you are 25 or 65, understanding the rules and choosing the right investment strategy within your super will influence how much money you’ll have in your retirement years.
To fix or not to fix?
With some lenders having already raised interest rates and speculation others will follow…..is now the time to fix your home loan?
TAG Super Seminar – hear what our attendees said….
Listen to some of the fantastic reviews from this year’s TAG Super Seminar.
Bank of Mum and Dad – a planned approach
Michelle Griffiths, has spoken to many parents who want to assist their children buying their first house and in this article outlines the key elements that will make this a success.
Our Top 5 Financial Resolutions
Start the new Financial year with our top five resolutions to boost your financial success.
Death of a Partner: A Guide for Families
Together with the Council of the Ageing (COTA) Victoria, one of TAG’s clients was involved with writing a guide for Families on the Death of a Partner.
Banking Royal Commission – it’s disappointing!
What is being brought to light by the Banking Royal Commission is disturbing, but for us in the industry it’s not surprising that some of the big institutions have not always acted in their clients’ best interest.