by Catapult Wealth | Feb 10, 2020 | Financial Planning, Investment, Wealth Protection, Wealth Strategies
A successful investment strategy can hold the key to unlocking the financial freedom you’re dreaming of – but unsuccessful investments may set you back considerably on that journey. So how do you invest successfully? Considering the uncertain and unpredictable events...
by Catapult Wealth | Dec 11, 2019 | Financial Planning, Succession Planning, Uncategorized, Wealth Strategies
Another year is almost over, so are you on track to make 2020 a better year than 2019? Many people use the New Year as an opportunity to take stock, to see what’s worked well in the past 12 months and what hasn’t. This is a great habit to get into, as long as you act...
by Catapult Wealth | Nov 13, 2019 | Economic, Financial Planning, Investment, Market update, Wealth Strategies
Cash shouldn’t be king in your investment portfolio – and here’s why. Not many would have predicted one year ago that the Australian cash rates and bond yields would now be trading at 1% or less. We are experiencing record low cash rates of just 0.75% after the...
by Catapult Wealth | Oct 14, 2019 | Financial Planning, Investment, Life After Work, Savings Plans, Wealth Strategies
When it comes to your wealth in retirement, how much is enough? Use this simple equation to plan your retirement income. Are you wondering what kind of income you’ll need when you retire? Trying to work out what your expenses will be? The answer is actually pretty...
by Catapult Wealth | Aug 1, 2019 | Education, Self-managed Superannuation, Superannuation, Wealth Strategies
When was the last time you opened that superannuation statement and actually read it? If you’re like most people, you probably don’t take much notice of the detail in that envelope because you can’t touch that money until you retire anyway, right? Wrong! Taking a...
by Catapult Wealth | Jul 16, 2019 | Education, Estate Planning, Succession Planning, Wealth Strategies
We may not like to think about it but when it comes to death, it pays to plan ahead. The emotional impact your death can have on your family and friends is tough enough without the addition of financial stress due to ill-planning or no planning at all. Here are 9...
