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Cash rate reduced to historical low of 1.5%

Earlier this afternoon the RBA reduced the cash rate to a new all-time historical low of 1.50 per cent.

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Cash rate reduced to historical low of 1.5%
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Asset Protection Strategy – Gift & Loan Back

Asset protection strategies for our clients are a very big issue. At Paris Financial we lead the way in structuring our clients for asset protection and tax effectiveness. Many business owners and high wealth clients benefit from the structures we put in place for them, providing protection for their assets and ensuring substantial tax savings over the long term.

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Asset Protection Strategy – Gift & Loan Back
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What you can borrow or what you should borrow?

The amount you can borrow and the amount you should borrow are sometimes two very different things. Before you apply for a home loan, it makes sense to realistically assess your financial situation. Here’s how to do it.

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What you can borrow or what you should borrow?
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Economic Update - June

As mentioned in the last edition of Market Watch, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cut the official cash rate from 2% to 1.75%, a new all-time low, at their May meeting. The next RBA Board meeting is 7 June 2016.

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Economic Update - June

The new Australian lifestyle isn’t so average

Overseas holidays, new cars and having the latest technology aren’t considered luxuries anymore, but are standard lifestyle expectations of the new ‘average’ Australian, according to research by MLC.

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The new Australian lifestyle isn’t so average

Are you part of the sandwich generation?

The ‘sandwich generation’ is a term used to describe people typically in their 40s and 50s who are caught between the demands of caring for ageing parents as well as their own dependent children. 

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Are you part of the sandwich generation?

Why a budget isn’t about sacrifice

For most of us ‘spending’ is the first thing that springs to mind when we have money. So when a financial adviser suggests the idea of having a ‘budget’ most of us recoil in horror. 

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Why a budget isn’t about sacrifice

Financial scams target over 50’s

Australians aged over 55 who may be looking for ramped up returns are most likely to fall prey to scams. Over the last year 105,000 Australians have fallen victim to financial scams...

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Financial scams target over 50’s