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It is everyone's responsibility to look out for elder financial abuse. This article discusses ways you can identify and report financial elder abuse.
The common question when it comes to retirement is ‘how much is enough?’. If only the answer was simple! Financial Planner and director of Phillips Wealth Partners shares a few tips and traps.
When you need aged care services you may be asked to contribute towards the costs, but the government makes care more affordable by paying a large portion of the care fees.
JKB Law, Kerstin Glomb, Canberra lists ten informative tips about why you should seek professional services to create your Will.
Principal at JKB Law, Jo Twible, Canberra lists ten informative tips about entering a retirement village community.
There are a number of life changes that can impact retirement income – no longer receiving a pay cheque is a significant one.
The annual concessional contribution (CC) and non-concessional contribution (NCC) caps will increase from 1 July 2021.
As adults we make choices about where we want to live, with decisions driven by lifestyle, work or family.
However, as we get older these choices start to be impacted by health or increasing levels of frailty. And this
may necessitate a change.
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The good news is that this year's Budget did not increase how much we pay for the aged care services that we access. But an additional $17.7 billion spend – which will be fully paid for by the Government - was aimed at increasing access and improving quality. This article takes a quick look at the Budget implications for aged care.
The potential need for aged care can be a difficult and emotionally loaded conversation for family members. Many parents and their adult children avoid talking about it until they have no choice, by which time it is often too late for any effective planning.
The potential need for aged care can be a difficult and emotionally loaded conversation for family members. Many parents and their adult children avoid talking about it until they have no choice, by which time it is often too late for any effective planning.