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PSK Monthly Newsletter
Should you sell up or stay put?
31 Oct 2019

As many people look towards the property markets we explore the advantages of staying put to avoid the buy and sell costs associated with moving home.
PSK Monthly Newsletter
2019 September Quarterly Economic Review
31 Oct 2019

In the September 2019 Quarter Politics and economics did their best to hamper investor returns during the September quarter, but market returns held up strongly across all asset classes with continued support by central bankers and continued faith by investors that those same bankers remain in control, at least for now.
PSK Monthly Newsletter
High Times for Low Interest rates
25 Oct 2019

With Interest rates at an all time low for both borrowing and savings, we look at the value of paying down debt.
PSK Monthly Newsletter
Spending money in a cashless world
23 Sep 2019

Technology is changing the way we spend our money. Did you know that in in Australia in 2017 cash accounted for just 10% of all transactions and this is forecast to fall to 2% by 2022. Going cashless has many benefits, but there will be winners and losers and will this fuel the problematic credit card debt that effects 1.9 million Australians?
PSK Monthly Newsletter
Ten smart saving tips
23 Sep 2019

What type of saver are you? Do you track your spending? Do you have savings goals? Do you have a plan? Read our 10 smart and simple savings tips to provide for a more disciplined and structured approach to your savings goals.
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Dealing with being asset rich and cash poor
23 Sep 2019

With longer life expectancies, the rising cost of living and the property boom, more and more retirees are looking at how they fund their retirements. In this article we look at a number of the available options including the new Pensions Loan scheme offered by the federal government and available from 1st July 2019.
PSK Monthly Newsletter
Current Economic Backdrop
23 Sep 2019

With sporadic volatility across global share markets Chris Lioutas, PSK’s Chief Investment Officer shares his thoughts on the US, Europe and the Australian economies in his latest video and article Current economic backdrop.
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PSK is turning 50
27 Aug 2019

This year, we’re celebrating our 50th birthday. 50 years of advice that puts clients first, and like anyone turns 50, we would like to share this milestone with our clients and business partners and thank them for their support.
PSK Monthly Newsletter
Why have a Will?
23 Aug 2019

Wills are often associated with the elderly, but what happens with the sudden and unexpected death of a young person? The last thing that a family wants in that instance is complexity or the risk of losing their home and income stream.
PSK Monthly Newsletter
Can I go back to work if I've accessed my super?
23 Aug 2019

Many Australians retire, sign the declaration that they intend never to work again, yet through boredom or necessity return to work. But what are the rules you need to be aware of?
PSK Monthly Newsletter
Making the most of record-low interest rates
23 Aug 2019

While Mortgagees and home owners across Australia are reveling in the new low interest rate environment, investors and retirees reliant on bank deposit rates are feeling the pinch and with more rate cuts expected we consider the impacts and opportunities that this creates Find out the reasons behind the slowdown and how this affects the four most common financial goals.
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The ins and outs of the Protecting Your Super package
23 Aug 2019

With the introduction of the Protect Your Super legislation on 30th June 2019, we look at the reasoning behind the changes, the details and the unintended consequences post its introduction.

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