Wealth Adviser – Issue 133
27 March
Please click on the link below to read this months Wealth Adviser Newsletter: https://portal.wealthadviser.com.au/hubfs/Marketing-Business-and-Growth/Wealth-Adviser-Client-Newsletter/Wealth-Adviser-Issue-133.pdf?hsLang=en
Staying the course: Navigating share market volatility with confidence
26 March
Market volatility is a natural and expected part of investing. At various points in time, investors will see their portfolios and superannuation balances rise and fall—sometimes sharply. While these movements can feel unsettling, particularly...[Read More]
Adding value to your property when building costs are high
26 March
With construction costs rising sharply over the past few years, many homeowners are questioning whether it is still possible to increase the value of their property without committing to a major renovation. The good news is that adding value to your...[Read More]
Cashflow under pressure: Smarter ways to save on fuel, food and electricity
26 March
With the rising cost of living continuing to impact households across Australia, managing your cashflow has never been more important. Fuel, food and electricity costs are three of the biggest pressures on the weekly budget. While these expenses...[Read More]
Easter: Embracing new beginnings and renewal
26 March
Easter, a time of renewal and reflection, coincides with the transformative beauty of autumn. Even as the leaves fall and the air turns crisp, there is new life and hope. As we gather with family and friends to celebrate Easter, the changing season...[Read More]
Sharpening the axe: The wellbeing benefits of learning something new every day
26 March
In leadership and personal development circles, there’s a powerful concept often referred to as “sharpening the axe.” The idea comes from the notion that if you spend all your time working without improving your tools or skills, you eventually...[Read More]
Financial myths you shouldn’t fall for this April Fools Day!
26 March
April Fools’ Day has a long and rich history of harmless trickery, and it can be very entertaining if you manage to fool your family or friends. However, if you’re gullible, April Fools’ Day may not be as much fun. Falling for false...[Read More]
Autumn maintenance: Protect your property before winter hits
26 March
As the seasons change and cooler weather approaches, autumn is the ideal time to prepare your property for the challenges of winter. A proactive approach to maintenance can significantly reduce the risk of damage, prevent costly repairs, and...[Read More]
Oliver’s insights – Shares down on the oil shock – 5 key charts for investors to keep in mind
25 March
Key points The War with Iran has led to a surge in oil prices & worries of stagflation which has pushed share markets sharply lower. Predicting how this will all unfold is hard. The key is to stay focussed on the basic principles of successful...[Read More]
Investment markets and key developments – Weekly market update – 20-03-2026
25 March
Global share markets had another poor week as the Iran War continued and the Strait of Hormuz remained effectively closed. This was not helped by contradictory messages coming from the Trump Administration with reports it is considering using...[Read More]
Super funds urged to improve advice to help retirees
25 March
Australia’s superannuation industry is being nudged to do a better job supporting and educating members once they decide to retire, rather than simply counting dollars while they work. Super funds do a good job helping Australians build a nest...[Read More]
Sticky situation as super changes stretch small firms
25 March
Rising costs and cash flow pressures could force thousands of small business owners to dip into personal savings to comply with new superannuation rules. Changes slated for July 1 require employers to pay employees superannuation at the same time as...[Read More]
Treasurer softens up voters for ‘hard decisions’ on tax
25 March
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is willing to anger older Australians to make the tax system fairer for younger generations. But he admitted productivity growth would take longer to recover than previously thought during a major pre-budget address to a...[Read More]
Aussies could miss big payday due to basic AI skills
25 March
Millions of Australians could boost their earning potential by as much as $11,000 a year if they retrain in artificial intelligence technology. But if large sections of the workforce fail to do so, Australia could miss out on a multibillion-dollar...[Read More]
Power bill relief on the cards as wholesale prices fall
25 March
Australian households and small businesses in eastern seaboard states are on track for power bill relief thanks to lower wholesale prices, and despite the war in the Middle East. Customers could pay as much as 10 per cent less on electricity this...[Read More]