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Payday Super Is Coming: What It Means for Employees and Employers
For many Australians, superannuation is one of their largest long-term assets. Yet it’s also one of the easiest financial assets to ignore. Many employees only check their super occasionally. Others move jobs regularly and may not realise a contribution has been missed until months — or even years — later. In some cases, unpaid super can go unnoticed altogether. That’s
EOFY 2026 Super Checklist: 7 Moves to Make Before 30 June
As the end of the financial year approaches, many Australians focus on tax returns, deductions and getting their finances in order. One area that deserves attention is superannuation. For many people, super is one of the most effective long-term wealth-building vehicles available. The weeks leading up to 30 June can provide valuable opportunities to review contributions, retirement planning and overall
Should You Contribute More to Super Before 30 June?
As the end of the financial year approaches, many Australians start thinking about tax deductions, investment opportunities and ways to improve their financial position before 30 June. One strategy that is often overlooked is reviewing your superannuation contributions. For many people, super remains one of the most tax-effective environments available for long-term wealth creation. However, whether making additional contributions before
When Does It Make More Sense to Buy Silver vs Gold?
One of the biggest misconceptions in precious metals investing is that gold and silver should always be treated the same way. According to the Ainslie discussion, timing matters far more with silver than it does with gold. Gold is generally viewed as a long-term wealth protection asset. The argument is that there is rarely a “bad” time to accumulate gold
Gold, Silver & Property: What’s Really Happening Right Now?
There’s a lot of uncertainty in markets right now. Property investors are nervous as Sydney property prices appear to be taking a plunge. Stock markets are becoming more volatile. Inflation remains sticky. Interest rates are still biting. And many Australians are starting to ask a bigger question about where they actually want to store wealth over the next decade. For
Proudly Sponsoring Community Awareness Around Medical Negligence
Change starts with awareness. Join us to follow, share, and help expose the reality of medical negligence in Australia. The more people who know, the stronger the push for accountability and safer healthcare. FreedomFFS is proud to support initiatives helping Australian families affected by medical negligence. As part of our commitment to community advocacy and education, we are sponsoring awareness