BBFP Blog

By Daniela Pavlovic of Harwood Andrews Many people mistakenly assume that their will deals with their superannuation benefits on death. The distribution of superannuation benefits

“One of my passions is addressing the financial disadvantage that women in Australia experience. The statistics are alarming when it comes to retirement balances of

The mortgage is the cornerstone of financial tremors and conversation amongst the majority of Australian’s looking to shore up their financial position. While the build-up

Burke Britton were early in understanding the benefits of direct ownership of securities. This also brings a unique set of challenges when constructing portfolios, hence

By Aimee Lucas For as long as I can remember, all I wanted to do was to buy own home. I’m not sure if it

By Ben Kemp If your pipe breaks you call the plumber, if the powers out you call the electrician. But, if your finances are broken,

By Ben Kemp Instant gratification. Everyone wants it, everyone needs it, everyone craves it, and generally everyone these days seems to manage to get it!

By Caitlin I was so excited when my partner proposed to me that I completely forgot all the ‘Yes, of course!’ lines I’d rehearsed in

By Teresa I have to admit that I knew nothing about superannuation before I started working for a financial planner. No one ever told me

By Jay Burke Like Dorothy, many financial advisers and consumers are awakening from a dreamlike psychedelic decade to find themselves in OZ, a new world

by Peter Burke I suggest it’s a very very bad use of terms. Why do we work for 60% of our lives, often doing stuff

by Ben Kemp The question on the lips of so many everyday Aussie’s: “Where do I start?” The great Australian dream of owning your own