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Retirement Planning

5 Financial Tips to Help You Achieve Your Dream Retirement

Most people’s retirement plans involve travel, more family time and plenty of relaxation! The thing is, these plans aren’t always easy to achieve without a comprehensive retirement plan in place. We have an incredibly passionate and experienced financial planning team at Cambio Group who help many of our clients with their financial plans – in […]

Life Insurance

Do You Need Personal Insurance Cover?

The 4 Different Types of Life Insurance and How They Can Protect You and Your Family. The right personal insurance cover can ensure that you and your family are best protected no matter what life throws your way. So many people work incredibly hard to grow their wealth – through their career, through saving and […]

Retirement Planning

3 Key Areas of a Retirement Plan Where People Often Make Mistakes

When you finally reach the grand age of retirement in Australia, it should be natural to have a good retirement plan in place and feel confident about your financial future. While some may already have a rough idea of what happens when they finally leave the workforce, it’s so important to get the important details […]

Investing

4 Tax Tips for Investing in Australia

There are many different assets and areas you can invest in – in Australia and internationally. However, if you really wish to maximise your investments and increase your wealth, proper tax management is crucial. How is investment income taxed? You must declare all income you earn from your investments in your tax return. Investment income […]

Investing

Share Market Investing

How Patience and Discipline Pay off in the Long Term. With the latest share market decline in January 2022, investors in Australia and around the world have been concerned about market volatility, rising interest rates and inflation. Over January, the US share market fell more than 5% while the Australian market fell more than 6%. […]

Retirement Planning, Superannuation

What the Super Contribution Cap Rise Means for Australians

Just in case you haven’t heard the good news: super contribution caps have increased. The transfer balance cap has increased from $1.6 million to $1.7 million – this is the lifetime limit on the amount of super that can be transferred into income streams for when you retire (ie. into a pension or annuity). The […]