Traditionally we think of saving for a home and then concentrating our efforts on paying the mortgage off as soon as possible. Whilst this is one of the options available, diversification and flexibility is really important to also cater for situations that are out of our control.
Managing your cashflow and careful consideration of managing or how you spend your money. Nothing will have a greater impact on your wealth than the carefully considered management of funds in and out of your accounts. Cashflow is the cornerstone of financial planning, careful management of this will have a great impact on your wealth and financial independence and enhance your ability to reduce debt and your ability to build wealth.
We can help you gain a better understanding of what your financial future may look like, which puts the power in your hands. Many strategies have a financial component that impacts on investment decisions.
Investment Strategies
Your personal strategies are designed around structuring, tax effectiveness and managing future uncertainty. There are a number of ways that you can build your investments:
Superannuation
Superannuation will be a large proportion of your investment savings that is aimed at providing you with a lump sum or an income when you retire. Your employer must pay a percentage of your salary that is investing into your superannuation account. You can also make additional contributions personally.
When considering or reviewing your superannuation we suggest considering:
Investment portfolio
Outside of the family home and superannuation, the other way to build wealth is through investments.
You can build wealth in a number of ways:
How you invest your money is important as it impacts the risk and returns over time. We believe a well diversified and well researched portfolio along with investment management methodology is important and should lead to better decision making, and hence better investment outcomes over time.
Jing Fortune Group Pty Ltd offered our clients variety of financial services such as brokerage, credit cards, payment services, taxes and accounting, and investment funds.