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  Q: My elderly widowed mother has been diagnosed with early-stage Dementia. Are we able to act on her behalf without having an Enduring Power of Attorney in place?

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  Q: My elderly widowed mother has been diagnosed with early-stage Dementia. Are we able to act on her behalf without having an Enduring Power of Attorney in place?

  Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven

Q: My elderly widowed mother has been diagnosed with early-stage Dementia. Are we able to act on her behalf without having an Enduring Power of Attorney in place?

Q: My elderly widowed mother will need to move to [...]

By WealthPartners|2020-12-04T12:10:05+11:00December 4th, 2020|Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven|Comments Off on Q: My elderly widowed mother has been diagnosed with early-stage Dementia. Are we able to act on her behalf without having an Enduring Power of Attorney in place?

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  Q: How much income we need to live on in retirement? What is a reasonable benchmark?

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  Q: How much income we need to live on in retirement? What is a reasonable benchmark?

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Q: How much income we need to live on in retirement? What is a reasonable benchmark?

Q: My wife and I are in our late 50s [...]

By WealthPartners|2020-12-04T12:10:19+11:00November 27th, 2020|Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven|Comments Off on Q: How much income we need to live on in retirement? What is a reasonable benchmark?

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  Q: What is the difference between Listed Investment Companies (LICs) and Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)?

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  Q: What is the difference between Listed Investment Companies (LICs) and Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)?

  Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven

Q: What is the difference between Listed Investment Companies (LICs) and Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)?

Q: I am looking to invest in Managed Funds listed [...]

By WealthPartners|2020-12-04T12:10:28+11:00November 20th, 2020|Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven|Comments Off on Q: What is the difference between Listed Investment Companies (LICs) and Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)?

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  Q: With 30 June fast approaching, are there any last minute opportunities for tax benefits by contributing to Super? I am 66 and earn $36,000 from part-time work.

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  Q: With 30 June fast approaching, are there any last minute opportunities for tax benefits by contributing to Super? I am 66 and earn $36,000 from part-time work.

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Q: With 30 June fast approaching, are there any last minute opportunities for tax benefits by contributing to Super? I am 66 and earn $36,000 from part-time work.

Q: With 30 June fast approaching, are there any last [...]

By WealthPartners|2020-06-26T13:10:31+10:00June 26th, 2020|Blog, Media Articles|Comments Off on Q: With 30 June fast approaching, are there any last minute opportunities for tax benefits by contributing to Super? I am 66 and earn $36,000 from part-time work.

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  Q: My wife works part-time Are there any other tax or Superannuation benefits we may be eligible for by making a contribution to her Superannuation fund?

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  Q: My wife works part-time Are there any other tax or Superannuation benefits we may be eligible for by making a contribution to her Superannuation fund?

  Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven

Q: My wife works part-time Are there any other tax or Superannuation benefits we may be eligible for by making a contribution to her Superannuation fund?

Q: My wife works part-time for a 2 days a [...]

By WealthPartners|2020-06-26T13:10:40+10:00June 26th, 2020|Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven|Comments Off on Q: My wife works part-time Are there any other tax or Superannuation benefits we may be eligible for by making a contribution to her Superannuation fund?

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  Q: I am a self-funded retiree who receives a part Age Pension.  What steps should I now be considering to optimise my Age Pension benefits?

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  Q: I am a self-funded retiree who receives a part Age Pension.  What steps should I now be considering to optimise my Age Pension benefits?

  Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven

Q: I am a self-funded retiree who receives a part Age Pension.  What steps should I now be considering to optimise my Age Pension benefits?

Q: I am a self-funded retiree who receives a part [...]

By WealthPartners|2020-04-24T11:12:46+10:00April 24th, 2020|Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven|Comments Off on Q: I am a self-funded retiree who receives a part Age Pension.  What steps should I now be considering to optimise my Age Pension benefits?

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  Q: I am looking to reduce my pension payment. What happens if I have already taken more than the revised minimum amount this financial year?

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  Q: I am looking to reduce my pension payment. What happens if I have already taken more than the revised minimum amount this financial year?

  Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven

Q: I am looking to reduce my pension payment. What happens if I have already taken more than the revised minimum amount this financial year?

Q: I am looking to reduce my pension payment to [...]

By WealthPartners|2020-05-15T15:19:07+10:00April 24th, 2020|Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven|Comments Off on Q: I am looking to reduce my pension payment. What happens if I have already taken more than the revised minimum amount this financial year?

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  Q: I am a self-funded retiree who receives a part Age Pension. What steps should I now be considering to preserve our retirement income?

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  Q: I am a self-funded retiree who receives a part Age Pension. What steps should I now be considering to preserve our retirement income?

  Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven

Q: I am a self-funded retiree who receives a part Age Pension. What steps should I now be considering to preserve our retirement income?

Q: I am a self-funded retiree who receives a part [...]

By WealthPartners|2020-03-27T11:43:11+11:00March 27th, 2020|Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven|Comments Off on Q: I am a self-funded retiree who receives a part Age Pension. What steps should I now be considering to preserve our retirement income?

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  Q: I am looking to access a part of my Superannuation as a result of losing my job last week. I am 48 and have a mortgage.  How much can I draw and who do I apply to and what is the process?

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  Q: I am looking to access a part of my Superannuation as a result of losing my job last week. I am 48 and have a mortgage.  How much can I draw and who do I apply to and what is the process?

  Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven

Q: I am looking to access a part of my Superannuation as a result of losing my job last week. I am 48 and have a mortgage.  How much can I draw and who do I apply to and what is the process?

Q: I am looking to access a part of my [...]

By WealthPartners|2020-03-27T11:40:38+11:00March 27th, 2020|Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven|Comments Off on Q: I am looking to access a part of my Superannuation as a result of losing my job last week. I am 48 and have a mortgage.  How much can I draw and who do I apply to and what is the process?

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  Q: My wife and I have both recently reached qualifying age for the Age Pension. Can you please explain how Centrelink calculate our entitlements?

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  Q: My wife and I have both recently reached qualifying age for the Age Pension. Can you please explain how Centrelink calculate our entitlements?

  Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven

Q: My wife and I have both recently reached qualifying age for the Age Pension. Can you please explain how Centrelink calculate our entitlements?

Q: My wife and I have both recently reached qualifying [...]

By WealthPartners|2020-02-20T16:27:43+11:00February 20th, 2020|Blog, Media Articles, Q&A Andrew Heaven|Comments Off on Q: My wife and I have both recently reached qualifying age for the Age Pension. Can you please explain how Centrelink calculate our entitlements?

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