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Contrary to what some people may think, debt can help you build your wealth – especially if the debt is used responsibly with a clear plan and objective. In this article, we look at three ways that may help you to better utilise debt to increase your wealth over the long-term. Read more
Australia has the second highest household debt in the world, second only to Switzerland, with household debts running at about 125 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP). With stats like this, it’s no wonder debt is something that keeps Australian’s up at night. Read more
These past months saw record COVID-19 infections across US and Europe with many countries heading back into physical lockdowns. We also saw mixed economic data and a new US President elect. Despite all, the strong hopes of a vaccine before Christmas led our local share market to have one of its strongest months since 1988. Read more
If you haven’t already received your 2020/21 SA land tax assessments, a second round has just been dispatched by Revenue SA. Read more
A recent case serves as a reminder that poorly structured investments can cause unnecessary tax grief. It’s unnecessary because avoiding the grief is relatively straightforward. The case reflects a common scenario such as this: Read more
Welcome to the newest edition of our Not-for-Profit Newsletter. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about the content of this Newsletter. Read more
Eliza Sims is a member of the firm’s specialist Healthcare team. Are you ready to go into business? In this video, she discusses the key things to consider from inception through to succession planning. Read more
Nexia Edwards Marshall has appointed Matthew O’Connor, George Whitington and Alanah Boylon as Partners. Read more
Watch Rob Prime discuss the key considerations when business planning. Read more
You hear about tax planning all the time from the likes of us, but for those small-to-medium business owners who underinvest in it, 2021 is the year to take heed. Much has been going on that will impact the amount of money in your pocket, and you can either let the 2020/21 tax cards fall however they will, or exercise some control over the hand you’re dealt. Read more