For many people, one super fund is easier to manage and may reduce fees. But before combining funds, check whether you're giving up valuable insurance or benefits.
Not sure whether to combine your super funds? We can help you assess your options.
General advice only. Consider your personal circumstances before making financial decisions.
Australia is often viewed as a developed market proxy for China, dominated by banks and mining companies, offering attractive dividends but limited structural growth. That characterisation may have been accurate during the commodity supercycle of the early 2000s, but it is becoming increasingly outdated today.
Key takeaways Australia is no longer just a China proxy – demand for its resources is increasingly being driven by global themes including AI infrastructure, energy transition, defence spending and …
Building wealth starts long before you reach a million dollars.
It's about developing the habits, discipline, and long-term mindset that support smart financial decisions. Small, consistent actions today can lead to meaningful outcomes tomorrow.
The way you think about money can shape your financial future.
In the weeks after the Federal Budget’s announcement to change the rules for negative gearing and the reduction to Capital Gains Tax (CGT), headlines continue to spark debate, and a familiar question lingers: what does this mean for my investments?
In the weeks after the Federal Budget’s announcement to change the rules for negative gearing and the reduction to Capital Gains Tax (CGT), headlines continue to spark debate, and a familiar questio…
Record SMSF growth driven by AI and digital tools, but admin and compliance challenges persist 48,500 new SMSFs were established in the 12 months to December 2025, the highest annual number on record….
For many people, one super fund is easier to manage and may reduce fees. But before combining funds, check whether you're giving up valuable insurance or benefits.
Not sure whether to combine your super funds? We can help you assess your options.
General advice only. Consider your personal circumstances before making financial decisions.
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Australia is often viewed as a developed market proxy for China, dominated by banks and mining companies, offering attractive dividends but limited structural growth. That characterisation may have been accurate during the commodity supercycle of the early 2000s, but it is becoming increasingly outdated today.
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Australia’s investment case has changed more than investors realise – Luke Marton Financial Services
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Key takeaways Australia is no longer just a China proxy – demand for its resources is increasingly being driven by global themes including AI infrastructure, energy transition, defence spending and …0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Building wealth starts long before you reach a million dollars.
It's about developing the habits, discipline, and long-term mindset that support smart financial decisions. Small, consistent actions today can lead to meaningful outcomes tomorrow.
The way you think about money can shape your financial future.
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Not all debt is created equal.
While some debt can hold you back, other forms of debt can be used strategically to help build wealth over the long term.
Debt recycling is one strategy worth understanding if you're looking to make your money work harder.
General advice warning: This information is general in nature and does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation, or needs.
Make sure your adviser is well practiced in Debt Recycling to ensure that your strategy is set up appropriately to suit your own requirements.
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In the weeks after the Federal Budget’s announcement to change the rules for negative gearing and the reduction to Capital Gains Tax (CGT), headlines continue to spark debate, and a familiar question lingers: what does this mean for my investments?
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Perspective, not policy, drives long-term investment success – Luke Marton Financial Services
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In the weeks after the Federal Budget’s announcement to change the rules for negative gearing and the reduction to Capital Gains Tax (CGT), headlines continue to spark debate, and a familiar questio…0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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It's easy to focus on growing your wealth, but what about protecting everything you've worked so hard to build?
A well-rounded financial plan considers both opportunity and protection. 💡
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Before taking the DIY super route, it's important to understand both the opportunities and obligations involved.
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Record SMSF growth driven by digital access – Luke Marton Financial Services
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Record SMSF growth driven by AI and digital tools, but admin and compliance challenges persist 48,500 new SMSFs were established in the 12 months to December 2025, the highest annual number on record….0 CommentsComment on Facebook