The value of additional aged care adviceBY ESABEL THINNAKONE | VOLUME 14, ISSUE 1There is a common misconception that aged care advice is only needed when a client first enters residential aged care and there is no benefit from additional advice after the ... Get articles like this delivered to your email - Sign up for the free weekly newsletter More Articles |
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Helping hand
FINN DORNEY
PRINCIPAL PRIVATE WEALTH ADVISER
SHADFORTH FINANCIAL GROUP LIMITED
PRINCIPAL PRIVATE WEALTH ADVISER
SHADFORTH FINANCIAL GROUP LIMITED
Whether it's giving back to the local community or empowering children with financial literacy, Shadforth Financial Group private wealth adviser Finn Dorney proves why the innate nature of financial advisers is essentially to help others. Karren Vergara writes.
Well written Esabel. Most people think that once you've sorted your finances out when entering aged care that it's a set and forget, but your article shows that there are common occurrences once you're in aged care that impact on your situation and cause cashflow changes as well as estate planning issues.