Wealthy heirs often switch advisers after inheriting money
The kids are about to inherit a lot of money, and when they do they plan to shake things up.
Family Finance
Family trusts get a second wind after court ruling on entitlements
A key court decision has found that the Australian Taxation Office incorrectly penalised many investors for breaking anti-avoidance laws – and now the tide may have turned.
Young investors take risks but aren’t afraid to save
Don’t look now, but Australia’s youngest generations of investors are saving as well as spending.
What you need to know as the ATO targets family trusts
Financial advisers have received fresh guidance from the tax office regarding family trusts — it’s time to review your arrangements.
How the Bank of Mum and Dad can keep kids’ assets safe
Parents worried about giving money to their children to buy a home, then losing it to their ex, have more options than they may think.
In-laws get to inherit? Parents say ‘nup’
Cashed-up Australian parents are taking legal precautions to ensure their child’s inheritance does not end up with a potentially undesirable spouse, such as establishing their child’s prenup.
The biggest money mistake couples make
Letting one person handle money affairs in a household is a recipe for trouble – and the price could be very high if things go wrong. Here’s how to avoid it.
Early inheritances: know the traps
Handing over an inheritance while you’re still alive can be a powerful feel-good move, but also brings potential problems that experts say parents should understand.
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