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Q. Could you please explain the difference between purchasing the property as “Joint Tenants” as opposed to “Tenants in Common”?
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Q. Binding Death Benefit Nomination versus Reversionary Beneficiary: What’s the difference?
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Q. I need to seek a short term residential care for dad whilst I am away. What options do I have available?
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Q. Can we change an existing Home Care Package provider if we are unhappy with their services?
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Q. How do I apply for home assistance for my widowed mother and who should we contact for help?
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Q. Could you please explain how the Superannuation “Catch Up provisions” that came into effect from 1 July 2019 will work. I am 57 and have a Super balance of $410,000. I earn $110,000 a year and have only received the 9.5% Employer Superannuation Contributions. GalleryQ. Could you please explain how the Superannuation “Catch Up provisions” that came into effect from 1 July 2019 will work. I am 57 and have a Super balance of $410,000. I earn $110,000 a year and have only received the 9.5% Employer Superannuation Contributions.
Q. Could you please explain how the Superannuation “Catch Up provisions” that came into effect from 1 July 2019 will work. I am 57 and have a Super balance of $410,000. I earn $110,000 a year and have only received the 9.5% Employer Superannuation Contributions.
Q. Could you please explain how the Superannuation “Catch Up [...]