BBFP Blog

by Che Durran Cash Flow Experience My first experience with saving money was the CommBank Dollarmite accounts. Although I got to put my pocket money

by Ben Kemp 2023, another year of financial uncertainty… well if the media is anything to go by it is the year of rising rates,

by Peter Burke Although Defined Benefits Super Funds are not all that common these days, we still find quite a number of clients and potential

By Delta Smith Thinking of completing some further education to progress your career? To secure your financial future, further education might be a path to

By Matt Lattin. I love coffee; I love the taste, smell, and the earthiness of a quality cuppa. My standard order is a regular cap

By Teresa Frangos. Well not yet, but can’t be too far away. It’ll be great, holidays, new car, help family and friends, no worries for

by Ben Kemp. Unfortunately, boring is beneficial and especially in times of uncertainty and uncontrollability. While often clients attend an initial consultation wanting to make

by Ben Kemp. As a financial planner, people often say to me “what can you make me?” Funnily enough, it’s often not about what I

by Teresa Frangos. I’ve come to realise that financial planners are like priests, someone you can trust to confess all details regarding your finances, things

by Ben Kemp. As Australians, we look at things in a unique way. Fortunately, we have the opportunity to access and benefit from a wide

by Teresa Frangos. I’m in the same boat as many women out there, without any super following a marriage break down and yes, I did

By Aimee Lucas. Recently I had someone contact the Office, unhappy with their current Super funds performance and fees. This is not an usual occurrence;