THE ADVISER’S NOTEBOOK

AUGUST 2021

CONTENTS

COVID-19 and RBA Faceoff

Tax Tips from CPA Australia

Small Ways to Become Richer in Retirement

Disaster Payments Now Tax-free

Australia’s Economic Recovery

All that Glitters…

 

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Welcome to the August edition of The Adviser’s Notebook!

As we inch closer to the end of winter, many parts of Australia are once again in lockdown. With the pandemic continuing to cause disruption all over the world, we can only hope that an 80% vaccinated population will allow an easing of restrictions and a return to a degree of normality for us all.

Thankfully, we have had the Olympics to keep us busy with something to watch daily. Whether you’re into swimming or table tennis, have you ever queried how Australian Olympians earn their way to Tokyo?

We’ve all been wondering, what does the current covid situation mean for house prices? For those looking to buy or sell in this climate, CoreLogic believes that house prices are likely to taper off through the second half of 2021 and into 2022.

With August in full swing, many of us are starting to think about submitting our personal tax returns. Check out the below article for tips on how to maximise your refund and reduce your tax liability.

We recently sent you an email to preview our fresh look here at Your Wealth Hub Advice. You will start to see our new logo replace our previous branding on emails, documents, and our website.

 
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Our new branding represents our renewed commitment to help Australians achieve their financial goals.

We will be talking more about this on our social platforms, so if you’re not following us yet, please do so by clicking below.

Gavin Glozier, AdvFP
CEO & Principal Financial Adviser
P 1300 763 498 • M 0408 155 140
Level 33, 264 George St NSW, Australia
Life the life you want to live.

The habit of saving is itself an education; it fosters every virtue, teaches self-denial, cultivates the sense of order, trains to forethought, and so broadens the mind.

T. T. MUNGER

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