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As a family business, caring for people is at the heart of everything we do. Our down to earth, personalised financial planning tailor wealth solutions to enrich your life.
The friendly and caring team at TGFS Financial Planning provide comprehensive advice so you feel confident in making informed decisions about your financial future.
So whether you a have a complex financial portfolio, need to restructure your superannuation or want to maximise your Centerlink entitlements, we have a diverse range of services to meet your needs, now and into the future.
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Federal Budget 2017
On Tuesday 9 May, the Federal Government handed down its Budget for the 2017–18 financial year. According to Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison, this year’s Budget is founded on the principles of fairness, security and opportunity. Mr Morrison claims that the government’s proposed measures wi
Market Outlook for 2017
Share market Following a turbulent political year globally in 2016 many could have expected 2017 to start sluggishly for the Australian share market. The fallout from Brexit and the US Presidential elections, both surprises to many, promised uncertainty for the value of equities. Instead the posi
How the Trump Effect Has Benefited Our Financial Markets
Love him or hate him, there is little doubt that Donald J Trump, 45th President of the United States, has an ability to create reactions whatever he says and does. Social media and town squares across America have already seen the reactive opinions to his rhetoric and actions, but the often-unrep
How to Shake the Post-Christmas Debt Hangover
December is the month where we gorge to excess, leaving ourselves feeling bloated and a little sluggish once the first week of January rolls around. Of course, I’m referring to the surplus of spending that happens rather than the amount of food intake during the festive season. Much like the bi