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Making the decision to sort out your superannuation and insurance needs can be a little daunting for some.  It’s like anything, your level of comfort in tackling these issues will very much depend upon your level of understanding.  The finance world can be complicated, full of jargon and far from intuitive. 

In my recent posts I’ve been attempting to cover off on what I see as the big issues currently facing people in regard to their superannuation and insurance.  Having said that, I’m always interested to hear feedback and encourage requests for further information. 

In fact, I encourage you to give some thought to discussion points and other related topics you’d like to read in my posts and blog.   When I receive your request, I’ll do the research and put up a post.  After all, my business relies on my clients (and my future clients) so I need to know if there’s areas that people would like help with or other services they’d like provided. 

Client needs change all the time, and the challenge for any business is to be dynamic enough to address these changes.  Hindsight Wealth is up to the challenge!


Andrew O'Brien
FINANCIAL ADVISER

P 07 3852 3025  M 0403 156 625  E andrew@hindsightwealth
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