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  • Why More Australians are Seeking Financial Advice Later in Life

    There is a growing trend we’ve noticed in financial planning, and that’s Australians seeking financial advice later in life.  While for some this may be due to a limited capacity to seek financial advice while younger, it also reflects the increased financial complexity that comes with age. Whether it’s financial planning for retirement, or help

    Published On: May 7th, 2026By
  • Super Co-Contribution Update for EOFY 2026

    The deadline for EOFY super co-contributions is approaching. Designed to help individuals save for retirement within superannuation, the scheme allows you to make either concessional or non-concessional contributions. Voluntary contributions effectively allow you to reduce your taxable income and potentially lower your marginal tax. If you have a child at university or partner working part

    Published On: May 1st, 2026By
  • Capital Gains Tax Changes Under Consideration

    The federal government is considering changes to current capital gains tax (CGT), according to media reports. Introduced in 1985, the CGT, which treats investment gains as taxable income, was initially tied to inflation. It applies when assets held for at least 12 months are sold and levied on the amount the asset has increased in

    Published On: April 24th, 2026By
  • Tax Strategies for High-Income Earners in Australia

    With EOFY approaching, now is an ideal time to review your tax strategy. For high-income earners, it’s a crucial step to minimise overpaying tax, which may have a broader impact on your cash flow and financial planning. Comprehensive EOFY tax planning helps you assess your current financial strategy, make necessary adjustments and optimise tax outcomes

    Published On: April 22nd, 2026By
  • Market Metrics: MSCI AC World Index

    The latest MSCI AC World Index is in, with some startling results. The data tracks five-year cumulative returns across global markets, which is the total growth over five years assuming reinvestments of dividends and capital gains. While there was overall strong performance across global equities, of note were individual market results. Several international markets outperformed

    Published On: April 17th, 2026By
  • How Inflation Impacts Retirement

    With interest rates rising once more, homeowners and investors are keeping a close eye on inflation. While inflation directly links to cost of living and RBA decisions on interest rates, it also plays a broader role in your retirement planning. Understanding how inflation can affect your financial plans – and knowing what to do about

    Published On: April 14th, 2026By
  • Global Recession Probability Update

    With the current Middle East conflict, accelerating oil prices and Donald Trump’s ongoing tariff war, clients continue to ask about the probability of a global recession. According to the latest Worldwide Recession Probability data from Franklin Templeton, Australia has a recession probability of 10%, a surprisingly low figure that is also down from last year’s

    Published On: April 10th, 2026By
  • Southern United Football Club Fundraising

    Kevin Stevens, a client of Newealth since 2002 is fundraising for a fantastic cause to support young athletes on the NSW Mid North Coast. Six years ago, Southern United Football Club (SUFC) was established in Forster to provide a centre for young footballers to train, play and compete against the best in the Newcastle Football

    Published On: April 2nd, 2026By
  • Energy and the AI Race

    When you hear the phrase ‘AI Race, ’ you’re likely to think of cutting-edge technology, but the key to winning the ‘race’ may be something else – energy generation. As we reported last year, global grid investment was set to top $470 million in 2025, an annual increase of 16%. While a portion of that

    Published On: March 27th, 2026By
  • Update on Interest Rates

    Interest rates are once more heading up. Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has adopted a more measured approach, with the cash rate currently around 4.10%. While it may feel like rates have only moved upward, they are cyclical. In 1991, the RBA cash rate was 12%. By December 2001, it had fallen to 4.2%, before

    Published On: March 20th, 2026By
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