In this session, we cover the following:

• Russia, the Ukraine & what historical investment markets show us

• The Budget without a Bang

• Has the Colonial First State sale been finalised? And what does it mean?

• Money tip: Are you a landlord? Is your general insurance still valid?

• Tech tip: Cyber attacks are on the rise! Tips to reduce your risk

In this session, we cover the following:

• The rise & rise of financial scams

• New Money Habit: Money Tips for Christmas

• Crypto update

• Tech Tip: Electronic paperwork

• What does my Life Expectancy have to do with my money?

In this session, we cover the following:

• The danger of comparing apples with cheetahs

• New Money Habit: Pantry Spring Clean

• FOMO in history

• Tech Tip: Cyber Security 101

• Power of Attorney - what happens when there isn't one in place?

Insurance provides you and your family with a financial back up plan when things go wrong. Consider this, you currently earn an income that pays for your living expenses and maybe your children. If you became sick or injured and were unable to work, how would you meet your living expenses? In some cases you might have sufficient assets to draw from to replace your income. However for those who don’t, insurance is a great back up plan to help fill the gap.

Insurance falls into two broad categories, personal and general insurance.

Insurance provides you with a financial back up plan against life’s uncertainties. Specifically you can pay for an insurance policy, whereby you pay a premium and if a certain condition is met the insurer will pay you a benefit.