What You Can Borrow vs What You Should Borrow – A Smarter Approach to Home Loans
It’s easy to get excited about how much a lender will offer, but borrowing smarter means understanding your real budget.…
Blog Archive
- SMSF ·
SMSF Tax Deductions – What You Can (and Can’t) Claim
Get clear on SMSF tax deductions with our guide on what your self-managed super fund can legitimately claim and what…
- Tax ·
ATO’s new requirements for NFPs
The ATO has introduced new NFP requirements that all not-for-profit organisations must follow to remain income tax exempt. Here’s what…
- Tax ·
From air fryers to swimwear: Tax deductions to avoid
From air fryers to swimwear, the ATO is cracking down on work-related deductions that don't pass the test. Find out…
The New Aged Care Act – What it means for families
From 1 November 2025, the new Aged Care Act will transform how older Australians access care. Paris Financial explains what’s…
ATO Interest Charges May Soon Be Non-Deductible – What You Need to Know
From 1 July 2025, ATO interest charges such as GIC and SIC will no longer be deductible. Find out what’s…
Home Loan Pre-Approvals: Follow These 4 Steps for Success
Home loan pre-approval helps buyers understand their borrowing capacity before making an offer. Learn how to prepare your finances, meet…
Am I too old to get a home loan?
Wondering if you’re too old for a home loan? Here’s what lenders really look for, what you need to show,…
Spouse super contributions – what are the benefits?
If your partner earns less or isn’t working, spouse super contributions could benefit you both. Explore the tax offsets and…
Protect yourself: Multi-factor authentication
Multi-factor authentication is one of the simplest yet most powerful ways to protect your accounts. Learn what it is and…
Navigating market volatility
Worried about your super or investments after recent market movements? Learn how navigating market volatility with a long-term view can…
Estate Planning and SMSFs
Explore how SMSFs can be used for estate planning, from binding nominations to tax implications for dependants and non-dependants.
