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• ipac Federal Budget 2012/13 snapshot

  11 May 2012 | 0 Comments | ipac money mentors , investing , protection , retirement , superannuation

  On 8 May 2012, the Federal Government unveiled a $1.5 billion Federal Budget surplus. If you missed out on catching our exclusive coverage earlier in the week here’s our snapshot, highlighting the points most relevant to financial planning.
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• what lessons can we learn from a recession?

  30 Apr 2012 | 0 Comments | ipac money mentors , protection , retirement

  On a daily basis we hear the economic doom and gloom and the possibility of recession. But is it all bad? Generations before us have learned frugal money tips during past recessions and depressions.Paul Clitheroe discusses the key issues on breakfast radio in Tasmania.
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• recognising tax avoidance schemes - webcast

  30 Apr 2012 | 0 Comments | ipac money mentors , investing , protection , retirement

  It's fast approaching tax time and the ATO has launched their annual consumer awareness campaign to inform the Australian public of some handy hints and tips when handling a tax return. In this webcast, co-founder and Executive Director of ipac, Paul Clitheroe speaks on tax avoidance schemes and the pitfalls of entering into an agreement that may almost certainly land you with a tax bill and may even be illegal!
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• prepare for tax time... now!

  16 Mar 2012 | 0 Comments | ipac money mentors , investing , protection

  Tax planning is often viewed in a contradictory way – a last minute dash to arrange reduction of the year’s tax bill or maximise the refund. Why not take the opportunity to do something different this time... like start planning now!
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• how the weather affects investments

  14 Mar 2012 | 0 Comments | ipac money mentors , investing , protection , life , money , wellbeing

  The disastrous weather we’ve witnessed in recent years has many people wondering what the weather will do next. The seemingly end-to-end floods, cyclones, earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanoes prove to us that nobody can be 100% sure of how things will turn out over the coming years, let alone the coming weeks.
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