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Tony Davison, Brett Schatto and Azlin Lutfi keep you up to date with the latest thinking on financial and tax strategies, and planning for life’s financial issues.
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EPISODE: #7
The 4 key ingredients for a secure financial future
Brett and Tony break down the four financial keys you’ll need to take into account to determine what your future will look like.
EPISODE: #6
Capital Gains – how to spot your investment biases
Tony and Brett talk about the uncertainty ahead and how your own confirmation bias could lead you into dangerous waters.
EPISODE: #5
Expats – now you know you’re a non tax resident, do you need to lodge a tax return?
Azlin and Tony ask: What are your tax lodgement obligations if you’re a foreign tax resident?
EPISODE: #4
Why timing the market more often than not doesn’t work in your favour.
Tony and Brett talk about the traps of trying to pick the market peaks and troughs and one client who only had it half right.
EPISODE: #3
Two ways to avoid the financial complications of divorce
Tony and Brett talk about the sad reality of divorce and the financial complications coming out of divorce.
EPISODE: #2
When does an Expat no longer pay tax in Australia?
Tony and Azlin work through the Government tests for when you do and don’t pay tax in Australia and hope the ATO takes your “intention” into account.
EPISODE: #1
Actions you should consider taking before the end of financial year
We look at the actions you should consider taking before the end of financial year.
