News & Events
Outlook conducts a number of free information sessions aimed at providing you with clear, objective information on various financial issues. Our sessions do not focus on selling you a product or service. They deal with issues, life stages and circumstances that require you to make decisions and choices that have an impact on your financial future.
Our seminars are free and open to all. These free information sessions are tailored to address the varying financial concerns individuals have at different life stages. The sessions are conducted in various locations across Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra.
For more information or session details, call Outlook on 1300 657 872 or email contactus@outlookfs.com.au
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1 Sep 2010
Financially savvy people know about money. They know that money is a kind of tool. And like any tool, there are right and wrong ways to use it. You don’t need a lot of money to start building something but it helps if you follow the instructions!
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1 Sep 2010
If you read one of these articles and want to know more, you should call us. Having an obligation-free Small Talk with one of our financial advisers could help you make a small but important decision. The size of the issue isn’t important to us; making an impact on your life is what matters.
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1 Sep 2010
Sometimes life can present you with a disaster that puts considerable emotional and even physical strain on everyone in your family or partnership and can also put a significant strain on your household budget.
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2 Aug 2010
The first thing everyone looks at when they receive their six-monthly super statement is their overall balance. The first question you then ask yourself is, “Has it increased since last time?” But how often do you ask yourself, “Is this going to be enough?”
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2 Aug 2010
This month, we’re looking at your super. Specifically, your super contributions. It’s about making a small decision now that will affect the quality of your life after you stop working.
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2 Aug 2010
Superannuation is often referred to as an investment, but it’s not. It’s actually an investment ‘vehicle’, a kind of structure for holding investments. But which is the better option, investing inside or outside of super?
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1 Jul 2010
Most people think that once they stop working, so too does their money. But that’s not the case at all.
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1 Jul 2010
This is the third in our series of monthly articles about the little things in your financial life. Things you perhaps didn’t think were important to your finances. Or didn’t realise they could make a difference to your situation, with a little piece of advice.
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1 Jul 2010
The Government has extended the 50% reduction in the annual minimum pension drawdown required for self funded retirees for the financial year July 2010 - June 2011.
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1 Jul 2010
It’s July again. A new financial year already. It is a time when we’re all forced to reflect on the last 12 months in a purely financial way. Yes, it’s tax time.
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1 Jun 2010
Self managed super funds are steadily growing in popularity in Australia. There are now more than 416,000 SMSFs looking after in excess of $384 billion of assets. A SMSF works well for some people, but they don’t suit everyone. Seek professional advice before going ahead.
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1 Jun 2010
Having an obligation-free Small Talk with one of our financial advisers could help you make a small but important decision. The size of the issue isn’t important to our advisers; making an impact on your life is what matters.
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