The top 5 places to visit in Australia for retirees

12 June

Now that you’ve retired from the workforce and have all the opportunities to do what you want, you’re ready to take the trip of a lifetime.   If you’re planning to take a tour across Australia, here’s a list of 5 top destinations to visit...[Read More]

Teaching kids about money at different stages in their lives

12 June

It’s every parent’s dream to secure their children’s future. Of course, not everyone has the wealth required to do this, and the next best thing you could do as a parent is to teach them how to budget and invest. Through financial education,...[Read More]

Greens strike conciliatory tone on super tax changes

12 June

The Greens are “absolutely ready” to work with Labor to make proposed changes to superannuation, acknowledging the mandate voters gave the Albanese government at the election. Labor is looking to double the tax rate of super balances above $3...[Read More]

A prime minister, a filmmaker and academics honoured

11 June

KING’S BIRTHDAY 2025 HONOURS LIST AT A GLANCE * 830 Australians recognised * 581 people received awards in the general division of the Order of Australia * 14 appointed as Companions (AC) of the Order of Australia * 31 Officers (AO) of the Order...[Read More]

Mastering the art of asking favours

5 June

Asking for a favour is a delicate art that, when done correctly, strengthens relationships and builds trust.  However, when approached poorly, it can strain even the strongest of connections.  Whether within families, friendships, or professional...[Read More]

EOFY super and tax strategies: is it too late? What you can still do — and how to get ahead for next year

5 June

As June 30 approaches, many Australians wonder: Have I left it too late to make a difference to my super and tax position this financial year? The good news is, it’s not too late. With some focused action in the final month and a proactive start...[Read More]

Your winter home maintenance checklist

5 June

While winter in Australia may not be as harsh as in other parts of the world, it’s still essential to keep your home in tip-top shape during the colder months.   So, if you need a handy winter home maintenance checklist, this is for you.    Use...[Read More]

Super backlash ‘doesn’t augur well for tax reform’

5 June

Super backlash ‘doesn’t augur well for tax reform’ The uproar over proposed changes to superannuation tax concessions does not bode well for the government’s chances of passing broader tax reform, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says. First...[Read More]

Scammers cheat Aussies out of millions in four months

4 June

Australians have lost at least $119 million to scams in the first four months of 2025, as phishing cons almost tripled in value. The consumer watchdog’s National Anti-Scam Centre is calling on businesses to join forces to share data to combat...[Read More]

Gen Z feels trapped between the pros and cons of gen AI

4 June

Nine in 10 young Australians are using artificial intelligence tools in their everyday life, a study has found, but few are using the software to “cheat” at school and many are changing their career paths to avoid its impact. A gender gap is...[Read More]

Parents spending thousands to choose baby’s sex

4 June

Stacey Hughes always knew she wanted to have a little girl, but her pathway to getting there was a little different. Already a mum to three boys, in 2019 she travelled with her family to undergo IVF in the United States, where the team implanted a...[Read More]

Client Summary St. Anthony Financial Planning – May 2025

2 June

Client Summary May 2025

Navigating market volatility: smart tips for long-term investors

22 May

Ever considered that share market volatility could actually be a good thing? It might not feel that way when headlines scream about falling prices or when you see your portfolio dip. But volatility is a normal—and often necessary—part of...[Read More]

What’s your “big picture” ?

29 May

Even as children, people create this big picture in their minds — a reflection of how they envision their life to be. Whether your big picture is similar to what’s called the Australian Dream (home ownership as the key to a better life) or...[Read More]

Retirees working past the age of 70: what to consider

29 May

With increasing life expectancy and shifting financial goals, many Australians are choosing to continue working beyond the age of 70.  Whether for financial security, personal fulfilment, or social engagement, part-time work in retirement can offer...[Read More]