
Now & Next Autumn 2026
Could an investment bond help set your child up for a future home deposit in a tax-effective way? And what does ongoing US political uncertainty actually mean for Australian investors?

Could an investment bond help set your child up for a future home deposit in a tax-effective way? And what does ongoing US political uncertainty actually mean for Australian investors?

Most retirees move through three stages of retirement, each with different spending and income needs.

In this edition of Now & Next, we explore the shifting financial landscape as we head into the final quarter of the calendar year, and what that means for busy professionals, families, and business owners looking to stay proactive.

This winter, the financial landscape continues to shift, but the most powerful strategy remains the same: clarity and action. In the latest Now&Next update, we break down what’s happening right now in finance, what’s on the horizon, and most importantly: what you can do about it.

The Now & Next Autumn 2025 edition explores critical financial planning topics, offering expert insights on estate management, intergenerational wealth transfers, and financial support for grandchildren.

Early retirement holds an irresistible appeal for many Australians: the chance to leave behind the daily grind, focus on personal passions, and live life on your own terms.

In Part 1 of this series, we discussed the importance of proactive exit planning and assessing whether your business is ready for sale.

Roger and Margaret are thinking about retirement, but they’re quick to add ‘not just yet’.

Bill and Maddie are highly qualified busy professionals. Maddie is a senior physiotherapist. Bill is a mechanical engineer studying his Masters.

If you’re thinking of selling your home, using some of the proceeds to boost your super might be an attractive option. We step through the government incentives, things to consider and opportunities for your retirement planning.