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Help your kids avoid the debt spiral

Help your kids avoid the debt spiral

If you’re a parent concerned about the spending habits of your son or daughter, you’re not alone. Here are some simple suggestions to help your loved ones take back control and stay out of debt. When you’re young and living life to the full, it can be tempting to see...

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Goals first, strategy second

Goals first, strategy second

If you haven’t figured out your lifestyle goals for the future, your financial strategy is like a journey without a destination. When you’re creating a financial plan, it’s tempting to focus purely on the money aspect – for example, how much your weekly budget is, or...

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Farewell to our retiring Senior Partner

Farewell to our retiring Senior Partner

On Friday 30 June, Roberts & Morrow said goodbye to retiring Senior Partner, Simon Croft, after 23 years with the firm. Simon completed a Computing and Accounting degree in Lismore before beginning his career in Brisbane, where he met his wife Susan. They married...

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Primary Production Seminar

Primary Production Seminar

Roberts & Morrow are hosting a Primary Production Seminar on Thursday 25 May at 3:00pm. For further details please check out the invitation.

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Legislation passed regarding transfers of farm land

Legislation passed regarding transfers of farm land

On 4 April 2017, legislation was passed to broaden the application of the exemption for transfers of farm land. The two key changes result in the exemption applying to transfers of primary production land in the following scenarios: 1. Where the transferor is a SMSF...

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Is an SMSF right for you?

Is an SMSF right for you?

If you're thinking of setting up a self-managed super fund (SMSF), there are lots of things you need to consider first... Full article

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Stamp duty exemption for transfers of farm land out of SMSF’s

Stamp duty exemption for transfers of farm land out of SMSF’s

A bill is currently progressing through NSW Parliament that, if enacted, will broaden the application of the exemption for transfers of farm land. There are two key changes proposed that would result in the exemption applying to transfers of primary production land in...

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Super contributions cap changes: what do they mean for you?

Super contributions cap changes: what do they mean for you?

The super reforms introduced in the 2016 Federal Budget are set to start coming into effect from 1 July 2017. So what are the changes to the super contributions caps, and how will they affect your savings. Non-concessional contributions cap set to fall For most super...

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How much will your child’s education cost?

How much will your child’s education cost?

Your child’s education is an important investment in their future. Getting it right takes careful planning, which means you need a true understanding of the costs involved. As every parent knows, a quality education is one of the most important foundations you can...

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Investment choices: Bonds

Investment choices: Bonds

Investment bonds can provide you with a simple, tax-effective, long term investment. They are also known as insurance bonds, and are ‘tax-paid’ life policy investments. This means the life company pays the tax on the investment earnings, making them potentially a...

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