income

• Paul Clitheroe - bridging the super gap

  18 Jan 2013 | ipac Paul Clitheroe , superannuation , Paul Clitheroe , my weekly view

  Many workers make the mistake of overestimating how much they’ll have in super by the time they retire, while also underestimating how much they need to enjoy a comfortable retirement.
  Paul Clitheroe

• appreciating depreciation

  13 Apr 2012 | 0 Comments | ipac money mentors , investing

  Owning an investment property can not only deliver good income and capital growth, it can also provide some excellent taxation advantages. There are the standard deductions, such as interest on borrowed funds and property management costs, but there are also lesser known additional benefits to be obtained through depreciation.
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• financial planning for security and freedom

  5 Mar 2012 | 0 Comments | reflections , family , health , money , wellbeing

  Retirement is our opportunity to enjoy ourselves after a lifetime of hard work. However, if we are going to enjoy life to the full it is usually going to involve the outlay of money, either for fares and accommodation, for the parts and supplies relating to our hobbies and interests or even to just ensure that we do not have to spend life denying ourselves simple pleasures due to lack of cash.
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• ipac's Income Generator - meeting the need for reliable income and capital growth

  29 Aug 2011 | 0 Comments | ipac money mentors , investing

  All through your working life there has been a very important constant – regular and reliable income. As you start to ease back or maybe even stop working, you will need to unlock the money you have saved to fund your lifestyle. That’s why ipac developed the unique ipac Income Generator - it provides an income for living.
  Jeff Rogers

• spending continues to slow as baby-boomers save for retirement

  24 Aug 2011 | 0 Comments | ipac money mentors , retirement , superannuation

  Baby Boomers continue to see saving for retirement as a priority over continuous spending, with many remaining concerned that they won't have the finances available to retire when they want to.
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