The following topics are discussed in this newsletter:

• Keeping score of your credit rating 
• Furry friends vs finances 
• Monthly Fund Profile - PIMCO Income Fund

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Gone is the mantra of debt and deficit. Instead, the Treasurer has balanced the government’s resolve to live within its means with promises to tackle the cost of living and provide the services people need to get ahead. Please read this blog to give you insights to what the budget means for you.

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This article from News.com.au provides general advice on what you need to have sorted financially by the age of 30, 40 and 50. 

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The following topics are discussed in this newsletter.

• Australia still punching above its weight
• Greater choice in home care
• Delayed gratification : Are you too soft on yourself?

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The following topics are discussed in this newsletter.

• Countdown to Super Deadline
• Learning from Little Ones
• Honesty the best policy with life insurance

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The following topics are discussed in this newsletter.

• Achieving your dream of early retirement
• Beware of Pension Pressure
• Fast Track your Home Loan

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The following topics are discussed in this newsletter.

• Counting the Cost of Education
• 2016 Year in Review: A Global Seachange
• Getting your balance right in 2017

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The following topics are discussed in this newsletter.

• Discounted Travel Insurance & Holiday Safety and Security
• How to Play the Trump Card
• Taking the Guesswork out of Gifting
• Count your Blessings

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The following topics are discussed in this newsletter.

• Saving for Retirement - The Big Picture
• Aged Care Changes and the Family Home
• Finding the Best Cover

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With the increasing emphasis on superannuation as the main retirement savings vehicle, it is quite likely that in the not too distant future, superannuation benefit may surpass the main home as a major asset. Add to the mix the fact that nearly 30% of marriages end in divorce and it is easy to see that advice is required on how best to deal with superannuation and divorce. 

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