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Our focus is to help you clarify, organise and master your financial circumstances with greater precision and certainty so you can comfortably reach your goals.
Through the 5 Financial group, you can access a broad range of financial advisory services including wealth management, accounting & tax, finance, and estate planning services.
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Investing in the stock market can be a wild ride. We explain why diversification is such an important part of our investment philosophy.
We explore why the key to good health may be an inside job...
Make sure your retirement years look the way you want them to and avoid these six common mistakes when planning your retirement...
We dispel three common scam myths to keep you safe and aware...
We discuss the major financial events of 2022, the year where inflation dominated the economic landscape, and look at the issues to watch out for over the year ahead.
All of our financial advisers are specialists in debt structuring advice, focusing on optimising the use of debt including paying down any non-deductible debt as effectively as possible, in particular the home mortgage.
Gill Witham, a senior adviser with 5 Financial, features in a Q&A video with James Waterworth, National iShares Specialist with BlackRock.
With more employees now working from home because of COVID-19 containment measures, the Australian Tax Office (ATO) has issued information on expenses that may be claimable at tax time.
Jason Petersen, our Head of Wealth Management, has recorded a Q&A video with James Waterworth, National iShares Specialist with BlackRock.
To combat financial pressures arising from COVID-19 containment measures, today we cover some new social security initiatives that have been announced.
The government has announced a range of initiatives to assist small to medium size businesses to deal with the sudden and far-reaching pressures generated by COVID-19.
This continues our series on the financial impact of the COVID-19 threat. Today we cover some changes to superannuation recently announced by the government.
In news released earlier this week, the government has announced a third stimulus package which includes giving eligible businesses a fortnightly wage subsidy of up to $1,500 per employee.
In the last week or so, the government has introduced a number of measures designed to combat the impact of COVID-19.
With the unwelcome arrival of COVID-19 and the many financial, economic and social changes it's triggered, keeping in touch with our clients is a priority.
Naturally the market turbulence initiated by the COVID-19 threat has been of concern to all investors.
As I'm sure you're aware, the government and health authorities have announced stronger measures to stem the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
A federal Budget in an election year is subject to a degree of cautious interest. It is expected that the incumbent government will use the Budget to announce the fiscal policy they will take into their re-election campaign.
The job of an executor is to make sure your estate is dealt with in accordance with your wishes. It’s an onerous responsibility – one that can have a huge impact financially and on the state of harmony among those you leave behind.
In the topsy-turvy world of Australian politics, it’s hard to predict exactly when the next federal election will be held, let alone the likely outcome.
With all the ‘noise’ about financial services that’s forever in the media, we're sure you’ve heard us suggest you turn a deaf ear to it.
If you look after yourself well – or you need a little push to do so – here's something you might find interesting...
This week, our Head of Wealth Management was interviewed by Peter Switzer on Switzer TV.
Our Head of Wealth Management was recently asked to write for the 'Ask the Experts' section in Money Magazine®.
Increasingly we find people are interested in their investments beyond their financial return.