At AMCO Strategic Financial Advice
we like to ask the fundamental
questions and then listen to what is
important to you now and
well into the future.

How comfortable are you
that your current lifestyle can be
maintained from your
investments when you stop work?

Do you wonder if you are paying
more tax than legally possible?

How comfortable are you that current
lifestyle can be maintained if you
cannot earn money due to
injury / illness?

If you have young children,
how comfortable are you that
they will be able to secure their first
home before the age of 30?

If the previous questions raise a level of discomfort we suggest that
it is prudent to have a confidential conversation with one of our
experienced advisors.

Our integrated practice provides tax / Accounting and Financial advice
working together to achieve the best outcome for you as our client,
by collaborating knowledge all into one practice we look at it as
compounding i.e. four eyes are better than two, 8 eyes
better than four.

As experienced financial advisers, we offer tailored strategies,
educating and choices that are simple and easily understood.
We subscribe to the philosophy of practising
in the complicated art of making things simple
and easily understood.

"Everything should be made simple but no simpler - Albert Einstein"

In recent times, we see that more Australians are seeking financial advice
as they become increasingly less financially resillient, with the latest
research showing about 69% of adults experienced significant levels of
financial stress last year. ( ref. financial standard 18/9/17).

Most clients have initial perceptions that they have sufficient wealth to
justify the cost of advice. Two thirds of Australians (64%) believe they
need to have a certain level of wealth before it would be worthwhile
for them to pay for financial advice.

These Austalians believe they need to have at least $270,000 on average.

Time is a finite resource that we need to capitalise on and have money
working for us as long as possible during our life span.

It should be noted that seven out of ten Australians have concerns
relating to retirement adequacy. A similar percentage of retirees approach
retirement with some dependency on the Age Pension as a support
mechanism which is only 50% of what would be considered as
comfortable retirement.