Category: In the news
Investment update: positive signs emerge, but caution required
Executive Director Tim Wedd discusses some of the factors currently affecting the markets, and discusses the outlook for the rest of the year.
Stage 3 tax cuts effective from 1 July 2024
If you’re employed, your take-home pay will increase from 1 July. Here’s what you need to know about the stage 3 tax cuts.
Everything you need to know about the proposed changes to superannuation balances
Recently, the Albanese Labor Government proposed changes for superannuation balances in excess of $3 million, commencing 1 July 2025. Here’s what we know so far.
John McIlroy and Louise Lakomy talk to Fairfax and AFR about property purchase options
Crystal Wealth Partners’ Directors were quoted in SMH and AFR last month, talking about property purchase options for young Australians from different angles. Here’s what they had to say.
John McIlroy and Tim Wedd talk to The Australian on two separate topics
Crystal Wealth Partners’ Executive Directors John McIlroy and Tim Wedd were quoted in the Newscorp titles this month, talking about two separate topics. Here’s what they had to say.
Crystal Wealth investment committee member awarded
Congratulations, Monik! Winner of Money Management magazine’s Emerging Fund Manager of the Year 2020.
The election impact
While the post-election headlines focused on Labor’s defeat, the coalition victory is certainly beneficial for many of our clients. Crystal Wealth director John McIlroy explains why.
How much super do you need?
Louise Lakomy, director of Crystal Wealth Partners, talked to ABC about how much super does and an individual and a couple need to retire comfortably.
FASEA firms as possible disciplinary body option
Louise Lakomy, director of Crystal Wealth Partners, appointed to the FASEA board. Louise says she is hoping to draw on her more than a decade of corporate governance experience as well as her wealth management industry experience as a financial adviser.
Advice in decumulation: Defining the opportunity
"Start with the liability first, then let’s worry about the investment part of the equation,” says Tim Wedd, an Executive Director at Crystal Wealth Partners.