Retirement is one of life’s biggest transitions, yet many people spend more time planning their finances than planning what life after work will actually look like. At Priority1 Wealth Management
About one in 10 families in Australia is a blended or step family, according to census data, and this trend has increased in recent years. Blended families can work well,
Why Your Online Life Needs Planning Too Much of modern life now exists online. From banking and investments to photos, emails and social media, your digital presence forms a significant
Estate planning is no longer just about writing a will. As families become more diverse, people live longer, and our lives become increasingly digital and global, the way Australians plan
Estate planning can be difficult and stressful, but for blended families there’s an added overlay of complexity. According to the community demographic website, profile.id.com.au, as of 2021, blended- and step-families
Dying is not something we like to think about but a bit of pre-planning can save a lot of heartache for those we leave behind. Here are three important
“I don’t have enough assets to worry about a will.’ “I’m too young to think about estate planning.” “I’ll get around to it later.” Does this sound familiar? If so,
The introduction of compulsory superannuation in 1992, embedded the concept of retirement saving into our investment psyche.While Australia’s superannuation scheme has its complexities, the idea is simple: regularly contribute a
The beginning of the financial year is a great opportunity to review your financial situation, to make sure you are on track and on top of changes happening across tax
Caring for a loved one can be deeply fulfilling but brings its fair share of challenges too – as Laura discovered. When her mother Shelly had a stroke, she
Many people think that Estate Planning is only for people who are close to retirement, especially if we fall into the trap of thinking that Estate Planning is just about
Recently retired couple, David and Erica, were fit and active, and planning a sea-change when David suffered a stroke, leaving him unable to walk or speak. David had been