Category Archives: Estate Planning
Who Gets Your Superannuation When You Die?
Ensure your superannuation savings go to your chosen beneficiaries by understanding the rules and keeping your nominations up to date. Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Family Law, Financial Planning, Retirement Planning, Superannuation
Tagged Beneficiaries, Estate Planning, Financial Planning, Superannuation
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Ensuring Your Superannuation Benefits End Up with the Right Beneficiaries
Ensure your superannuation benefits are distributed according to your wishes. Learn about binding death benefit nominations and why keeping them up to date is crucial. Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Family Law, Financial Planning, Investment Strartegies, Superannuation
Tagged Binding Death Benefit Nomination, Estate Planning, Superannuation
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How to Build Financial Trust Across Generations – Vanguard Report
Learn how to build financial trust across generations and manage intergenerational wealth transfers effectively with insights from Vanguard. Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Financial Planning, May Vanguard, Personal Finance, Uncategorized, Vanguard Insights, Wealth Management
Tagged Baby Boomers, Estate Planning, Family Finances, Financial Advice, Financial Planning, Financial Trust, Inheritance Planning, Intergenerational Wealth, Millennials, Wealth Management
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Why It’s Important to Have a Will – Vanguard Report
Having a legally valid will can go a long way to avoiding disputes over the division of your assets. Learn why it’s important to have a will and how inheritance planning can help you secure your family’s future. Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Financial Planning, May Vanguard, Retirement Planning, Vanguard Insights, Wealth Management
Tagged #LegacyPlanning, #WillPreparation, AssetManagement, EstatePlanning, FinancialPlanning, FinancialSecurity, Inheritance, RetirementPlanning, Superannuation, WealthManagement
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To be or not to be the Executor
Being asked to be an executor of someone’s Will is an honor, but it comes with significant responsibilities. Learn about the duties involved, potential challenges, and when it might be best to decline the role. Continue reading
Posted in Elder Care, Estate Planning, Family Law, Financial Planning, Legal Advice
Tagged Asset Distribution, Beneficiaries, Estate Management, Estate Planning, Executor Responsibilities, Funeral Arrangements, Legal Advice, Legal Duties, Probate, Tax Returns, Trustee Companies, Will Executor
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Should you consider a testamentary trust?
Worried about your family’s future after you’re gone? A testamentary trust might be the solution. Learn how this estate planning tool can provide tax advantages and protect your assets for your beneficiaries, ensuring your wishes are honored. Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Family Law, Financial Planning, Legal Advice, Trusts
Tagged Asset Protection, Beneficiaries, estamentary Trust, Estate Planning, Financial Planning, Inheritance Management, Legal Advice, Tax Advantages, Trusts, Will and Testament
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An important conversation with your parents (and your kids)
Talking about sensitive topics like finances, estate planning, and aged care with elderly relatives can be difficult. This article provides guidance on how to approach these important conversations, ensuring everyone’s wishes are respected and providing peace of mind for the entire family. Continue reading
Posted in Aged Care Insights, Elder Care, Estate Planning, Family Law, Financial Planning
Tagged Aged Care Arrangements, Elderly Care, Estate Planning, Family Communication, Financial Planning, Funeral Planning, Important Documents, Intergenerational Communication, Power of Attorney, Wills and Probate
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10 tips to prepare for retirement
Looking forward to an enjoyable retirement? Our top 10 tips will help ensure you’re on track. From reviewing your investments to getting your estate in order, this checklist will guide you towards a smooth and stress-free retirement. Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Financial Health, Investment Strartegies, Personal Finance, Retirement Planning
Tagged Age Pension, Centrelink Benefits, Estate Planning, Financial Advice, Health and wellness, Investment strategy, Long-term Planning, Retirement Planning, Superannuation, Tax Efficiency
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3 things you may have forgotten to plan for in retirement
Retirement should be a time to relax and enjoy life, but there are important aspects often overlooked. Learn about re-contribution strategies, death benefit nominations, and having a spending policy in place to ensure a stress-free retirement. Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Financial Health, Personal Finance, Retirement Planning, Superannuation
Tagged Age Pension, Death Benefit Nominations, Estate Planning, Financial Advice, Financial Security, Re-Contribution Strategy, Retirement Planning, Retirement Tips, Spending Policy, Superannuation
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Avoiding an inheritance headache
This article follows the journey of a grieving daughter, Judy, as she navigates the complex process of sorting out her mother’s estate and utilizing her substantial inheritance. From legal requirements to financial planning, discover how Judy manages to turn a challenging situation into a pathway to future security. Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Financial Planning, Legal Advice, Personal Finance, Support Services, Tax Strategies
Tagged Asset Management, Capital Gains Tax, Estate Planning, Family Home, Financial Advice, Financial Planning, Grieving Process, Inheritance, Investment strategy, Legal Advice, Personal Finance, Superannuation, Tax Implications
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