by Andrew Akuoko
Our Adviser Profile this week is Andrew Akuoko. Andrew is a Gold adviser with 8 client reviews with an average client rating of 100%. Andrew is a Director and Financial Adviser at Wealth Peak Financial Advice, in Pyrmont in Sydney.
by Rodney Lester
These days, the world is awash with self help. If you have a problem, there is almost certainly someone who not only has an answer for you - but in many cases has a book to sell you as well. In this article, we take a look at some financial advice…
by Terry Bell
Advisers are great at making sure people have plans in place to cover unforeseen circumstances. But do they engage in the same planning for themselves? Recent research has found that more than half of firm principals surveyed, acknowledged that…
by Anne S
I got some "incorrect" financial advice and ended up paying almost $2300/month on Insurance premiums within super. This has eroded the super balance considerably. I'm now in my late 30's. How can I recover?
by Peter Nonnenmacher
Our Adviser Profile this week is Peter Nonnenmacher, a Platinum adviser with 11 client reviews with an average client rating of 99%. Peter has been highly decorated in the Financial Services industry, which he has been part of since 1978 and is the…
by Suzi from Wanniassa
I'm a 40 year old single female (one 16 year old child) who has just been medically retired and have an ongoing compensable claim through Comcare. My mortgage is now extremely hard to pay due to the compensation payments not being as much as my…
by Alison Greenwood
Our Adviser Profile this week is Alison Greenwood, a Platinum adviser with 9 client reviews with an average client rating of 100%. Alison, a Certified Financial Planner (CFP), is the Director of Financial One in Hobart, Tasmania.
by Colin de la Nougrede
Our Adviser Profile this week is Colin de la Nougerede, a Platinum adviser with 31 client reviews with an average client rating of 98%. Colin is the Principal of CDN Financial Services, which operates out of Midland in WA.
by Melody W from WA
I have $180,000 credit cards debt and no assets, each month I can only manage to pay for the minimum, what should I do? Should I declare bankruptcy?