Bottrell Financial Planning Newsletter – July 2023
by Bottrell Wealth- Jul 05, 2023
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Welcome to our July newsletter and, with a new financial year underway, it might be a good opportunity to review some of the recent changes to business and investment rules to make sure you’re on the right track. As the inflation rate begins to ease, with consumer inflation slowing to a 13 month low in […]
Bottrell Financial Planning Newsletter – June 2023
- by Bottrell Wealth
- Jun 14, 2023
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- Category: Business Hacks, Insurance, Investment, Money Tips, Superannuation, Uncategorized
June 2023 Welcome to our June newsletter and, as the winter sets in and the end of the financial year approaches, it’s a good chance to spend some time tidying up and reviewing your finances. Concerns that the Reserve Bank may lift interest rates this month, along with the drama over the US debt ceiling […]
Bottrell Financial Planning Newsletter – May 2023
- by Bottrell Wealth
- May 09, 2023
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- Category: Business Hacks, Investment, Money Tips, Retirement, Superannuation, Uncategorized
May 2023 As the days get shorter and temperatures begin to fall, Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers is working to complete his second Budget, due to be delivered on Tuesday 9 May. All eyes will be on the Reserve Bank board next week as it meets prior to the Federal Budget to decide whether or not […]
Bottrell Financial Planning Newsletter – April 2023
- by Bottrell Wealth
- Apr 17, 2023
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- Category: Investment, Money Tips, Retirement, Superannuation, Uncategorized
April 2023 Welcome to our April newsletter and, as the days are getting shorter, there’s definitely a bit of a nip in the air. Share markets in Australia and overseas have rallied to end the month in a better position as the global banking system steadies itself and there are expectations of a tempering in […]
Bottrell Financial Planning Newsletter – March 2023
- by Bottrell Wealth
- Apr 17, 2023
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- Category: Investment, Money Tips, Retirement, Superannuation, Uncategorized
March 2023 With Autumn underway, the changing season is a reminder to take stock and prepare for what’s ahead as the financial year heads towards its final quarter and the May Federal Budget. The gloomy prospects for economic growth, both in Australia and overseas, are occupying the minds of investors, businesses and political leaders. The […]
Bottrell Financial Planning Newsletter – February 2023
- by Bottrell Wealth
- Apr 17, 2023
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- Category: Investment, Money Tips, Retirement, Superannuation, Uncategorized
February 2023 February marks the end of summer holidays for many of us and getting down to business for 2023. It can be a good time to reflect on plans and goals for the months ahead. China’s plans to kickstart its economy after the pandemic shutdown have been dominating the news this month and will […]
Bottrell Financial Planning Newsletter – January 2023
- by Bottrell Wealth
- Jan 27, 2023
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- Category: Investment, Money Tips
January 2023 As a new year begins, we wish everyone a happy, healthy and prosperous 2023. Many families will be glad to put 2022 behind them and although challenges remain, we look forward to better times ahead. As 2022 drew to a close, investors remained focused on inflation, interest rates and recession worries. Inflation is […]
Bottrell Financial Planning Newsletter – December 2022
- by Bottrell Wealth
- Jan 27, 2023
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- Category: Investment, Money Tips
December 2022 It’s December, summer is here and holidays are just around the corner. We take this opportunity to wish you and your family a happy festive season! The big story on the global economic front continues to be inflation, and how high interest rates will go to tame it. November began with the US […]
Bottrell Financial Planning Newsletter – November 2022
- by Bottrell Wealth
- Jan 27, 2023
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- Category: Money Tips, Superannuation
November 2022 Welcome to our newsletter. While the race that stops a nation is always a highlight of early November, on the economic front the Labor government’s first Budget, handed down in late October, has been a talking point. Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ first Budget was delivered against a backdrop of continuing turmoil on the global […]