“‘If you're able to invest on your own, it's going to cost you 1.5% per year. Invest with a financial advisor, it's going to save you 1.5% per year.’”
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Said on Retire With Purpose - The Retirement Podcast
“If you're weighing up whether to contribute an extra $1,000 into super each year, it's probably not going to move the dial. I don't think you'd go and get financial advice for that”
Stuart Weems · Investopoly · Ep 430: Is financial advice worth it? What rules can't fix.
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Argues that a $1,000 extra super contribution per year is too small to justify paying a financial advisor
$1,000
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“If your income's over $250,000, contributions to super are taxed at 30%… means less of a tax saving”
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Matt Ingram
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“Under our government, there are now an extra 265,000 more small businesses than there were when we came to office.”
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Said on Australian Parliament: House of Representatives
“…our same job, same pay laws…have led to thousands of workers…earning up to $60,000 more a year…Megan is now approximately $20,000 better off per year because of our laws.”
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Said on Australian Parliament: House of Representatives
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