Financial Advice

Super Cash-Out Re-Contribution Strategy: Protect Your Children from Inheritance Tax (2026 Update)

As Australian retirees, one of your biggest concerns may be ensuring your children receive the maximum benefit from your superannuation without facing hefty tax bills. At Investplan Wealth Partners, we frequently help clients navigate the complex world of superannuation inheritance rules, particularly for non-financially dependent beneficiaries.

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From Chandler Private Wealth to InvestPlan Wealth Partners: A New Chapter in Growth

From Chandler Private Wealth to InvestPlan Wealth Partners: A New Chapter in Growth In business, growth often means evolution. Today, we’re excited to share a significant milestone in our journey: we’re rebranding of the business from Chandler Private Wealth “CPW” to InvestPlan Wealth Partners. Why the Change? When the business started in 2015, I didn’t

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Frequently Asked Questions

We get a lot of similar questions so we have compiled a list of frequently asked questions below – if you have any other questions don’t hesitate to reach out.   How much does it cost? The initial meeting fee is $220 inc GST we will send you an invoice after the meeting. During the

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Debt Recycling in Australia: A Strategy for Building Wealth

Debt recycling is a financial strategy that has gained traction in Australia for building wealth. Particularly for investors looking to reduce their tax and grow their assets. In simple terms, debt recycling involves converting non-deductible personal debt (such as a home loan) into deductible investment debt, while simultaneously investing in assets that generate income, like

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Retirement Planning for Australians Aged 50-60: Securing Your Future in the Golden Years

As you approach your 50s and 60s, retirement may start to feel closer than ever. The thought of transitioning from the workforce to a well-earned retirement can be both exciting and a little daunting. Whether you’re aiming for a relaxed retirement by the beach, some travel adventures, or simply a comfortable and worry-free life, having

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