Paraplanning
What Treasury’s Tax Changes Reveal About the Future of Retirement Policy
Treasury’s recent decision to delay and reshape the $3 million superannuation tax marks a new beginning for how Australia defines fairness and sustainability in its retirement system. For years, the super debate has oscillated between two poles: those who argue the system has drifted too far toward wealth accumulation for the affluent, and those who…
Read MoreFamily Trusts Remain Stable — But Their Strategic Value Is Evolving
When Treasury confirmed that family trust tax rules would remain unchanged — at least for now — it offered a rare moment of stability in an otherwise shifting policy environment. Appearing on Sky News on 16 October, Minister for Financial Services Daniel Mulino stated that “there’s no plans to look at anything other than the…
Read MoreSmashing Retirement Anxiety with Longevity Modelling
Professional Planner recently highlighted a growing challenge for retirees and their advisers: the “fear of running out” (FORO). Unlike the well-known “fear of missing out,” FORO strikes at a far more serious anxiety. It leaves retirees reluctant to spend their hard-earned superannuation, even when their financial position is more than sufficient to support the lifestyle…
Read MoreEngaging the Next Generation of HNW Clients – Why Scalability Matters
Professional Planner recently covered an important discussion from the Netwealth Accelerate Summit: how financial advisers can better engage the next generation of high-net-worth (HNW) clients. It’s an issue that strikes at the heart of business sustainability in wealth management. As the article noted, only around 14 per cent of advisers in the United States retain…
Read MoreScaling Your Advisory Practice: The Critical Role of Paraplanning Infrastructure in Meeting Ambitious Growth Targets
The financial planning landscape is witnessing unprecedented growth ambitions, with major licensees like Insignia setting bold revenue targets that demand strategic thinking about operational capacity. Insignia’s recent announcement of targeting $1.1-1.3 million in revenue per adviser by 2030, alongside serving 125-140 clients per adviser, highlights a critical challenge facing the industry: how do you scale…
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