You may want to consider changing any nomination you have made for your super in the event of your death, now that new super rules apply.
You may want to consider changing any nomination you have made for your super in the event of your death, now that new super rules apply.
Salary sacrificing superannuation, by making before-tax super contributions, is a popular strategy for employees on middle-to-high incomes. The deal is that you increase your superannuation balance (and pay 15% contributions tax, and for those earning an adjusted taxable income of more than $250,000, pay 30% tax on super contributions) while reducing the amount of income tax payable (up to 49.5% including Medicare levy) on your salary or wages.
Most people either cringe or yawn when the word insurance is mentioned but regardless of whether you find it scary or boring, managing risk is a necessity in the world in which we now live. Let’s cover all of the bases to help make your home run as easy as possible.
In our latest edition of Super News, we discuss how to protect your family and retirement nest egg. We break down and share the meaning behind different investment styles and how to better understand the options offered by your adviser.
In our latest edition of Wealth News, we introduce DocuSign, a safe and secure way for our clients to electronically sign and return ther paperwork while on the go.
We also share with you the ATO's MyDeductions app, a clever time saving tip for tax time.
At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 1.50%.
The broad-based pick-up in the global economy is continuing.
The following report summarises the Federal Budget released on 9th of May 2017 by Treasurer Scott Morrison.
In our latest edition of Wealth News, the newsletter exclusively for AGS Personal Clients, we look at financial paperwork – what to keep and what to discard.
In our latest edition of Super News, the newsletter exclusively for AGS Corporate Clients, we discuss the upcoming super changes and their impact on Transition to Retirement strategies.
At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 1.50%.
The Board judged that holding the stance of monetary policy unchanged at this meeting would be consisten with sustainable growth in the economy and achieving the inflation target over time.
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