Strategy Library
Strategy Library is a comprehensive collection of wealth creation strategies for Australians. This knowledge will help you on your journey to financial independence.
Maximising the UK State Pension While Living in Australia
By making voluntary contributions, a UK expat living in Australia may be able to maximise their UK State Pension.
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Family trusts explained
A family trust can be an effective structure to house assets or run a business, particularly from a tax planning, asset protection and estate planning ...
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Investment-Linked Lifetime Annuities Explained
An investment-linked lifetime annuity provides income for life while also giving you upside potential that comes with investing.
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Emergency Fund Explained
An emergency fund is your first line of defence against unexpected expenses—and a powerful tool for short-term financial freedom.
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Guide to Establishing a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF)
Thinking about setting up an SMSF? This guide covers what’s involved, who it suits, and how to set one up.
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Division 293 Tax Explained
If you’ve ever received an unexpected tax bill from the ATO and had no idea where it came from, chances are you’ve just met Division ...
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Account-Based Pensions explained
An account-based pension is the retirement phase of super. It is a pension account that holds assets to produce income for your retirement.
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Non-Concessional Contributions Explained
A non-concessional contribution is an after-tax contribution to superannuation, allowing you to get large amounts of money into super.
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Downsizer contribution explained
The downsizer contribution allows eligible people to contribute up to $300,000 from the sale of their home into superannuation.
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Brad Buters
Managing Director | Financial Adviser
Helping Australians achieve financial independence.
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