Investing for children
Investing on behalf of a child can be a complex area. This is in part due to the fact that many investments cannot generally be held in a child's name (due to legal requirements) and in part due to the fact that children (ie. generally aged under 18 and not earning an income) are subject to harsh tax rates on income earned above just $416.
To find out more about investing for children, download the Investing for children factsheet.
Centrelink payments to help you raise children
There are a number of payments available to assist parents with everything from start up costs to ongoing payments.
To find out more about Centrelink payments to help you raise children, download the Centrelink payments factsheet.
Ensuring life insurance benefits go where you intend
One of the most important, yet often overlooked, considerations when putting life insurance plans in place is to ensure that in the event of any claim, benefits end up both with the person(s) you intend and are paid as quickly as possible.
To find out more about how you can ensure your life insurance benefits go where you intend, download the Life insurance benefits factsheet
