Category: Support Services
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Cybersecurity – Identity theft and prevention
Consumer Behavior, Cyber Security, Financial Health, Financial Wellness, Personal Finance, Support ServicesThe alarming increase in identity theft and scams highlights the importance of cybersecurity. This article provides essential tips to protect your personal information and prevent identity theft, along with steps to take if you suspect your identity has been stolen.
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Avoiding an inheritance headache
Estate Planning, Financial Planning, Legal Advice, Personal Finance, Support Services, Tax StrategiesThis article follows the journey of a grieving daughter, Judy, as she navigates the complex process of sorting out her mother’s estate and utilizing her substantial inheritance. From legal requirements to financial planning, discover how Judy manages to turn a challenging situation into a pathway to future security.
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Dealing with Redundancy
Career Development, Financial Health, Financial Planning, Personal Finance, Support Services, Tax StrategiesFacing redundancy can be a challenging and emotional time. However, with careful planning and understanding of your redundancy payments, you can turn this situation into an opportunity. This article outlines the steps to manage redundancy payments, tax implications, and how to use this windfall for future financial security, including debt repayment, savings strategies, and investments.
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Understanding Centrelink Concession Cards
Community & Engagement, Financial Health, Financial Planning, Personal Finance, Retirement Planning, Support ServicesCentrelink offers several concession cards to help reduce medical and pharmaceutical costs, along with other discounts. From the Pensioner Concession Card to the Commonwealth Seniors Health Card, understanding the different types of concessions and eligibility requirements can help you make the most of these benefits. Ensure your financial well-being by staying informed about your entitlements…
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Financial recovery: should you DIY or outsource your debt management?
Credit and Loans, Debt Management, Economic Insights, Financial Health, Financial Planning, Financial Wellness, Personal Finance, Support ServicesAustralia’s average household debt rose to $261,492 in 2021-22, while disposable income grew modestly to $139,064. With rising debt levels, interest rates, and living costs, many Australians are turning to debt management companies for help. These companies offer services like debt consolidation and creditor negotiation but come with their own set of pros and cons.…
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