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    Financial impacts of separation

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    Information for advice professionals only.

    Around one third of marriages in Australia end in divorce. Generally, the financial impacts of separation on women are more significant than those felt by men. Joining the TECHknow podcast this week to discuss some of the technical aspects financial advisers need to be across when advising clients who are separating is independent specialist financial adviser, Nathan Fradley.

    You can also access this podcast via Sound­cloud.

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    What does the 2024 Budget really mean?

    What does the 2024 Budget really mean?

    May 14, 2024 was the day the Government delivered the 2024 Federal Budget. It would be fair to say it contained no surprises from a wealth perspective.
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    Understanding Excess Contributions

    Understanding Excess Contributions

    With limits to the amount an individual can contribute to superannuation without tax penalty each year, it’s important to understand the circumstances, strategies and solutions to excess contribution issues.
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    A quark in the process

    A quark in the process

    Not a quirk, but a quark – a fundamental constituent of matter. And in this case, what matters is getting the Quality of Advice Review legislation correct. In this podcast we look at the first tranche of the quality of advice review measures that has hit parliament in the form of a Bill.
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