Bye Bye Email Appointment setting.

Say goodbye to the text and email back and forth tag game to find the perfect meeting time.

Your job, your lifestyle, your family circumstance can change quickly. Your super should reflect all your life changes as quickly as you do.

In the new year, make it your resolution to have a check up on your latest super statement + insurances.

Just tap the Calendly link to book your 1 - hour mining super review with me.

Need a return Uber ex Brisbane CBD? It’s on me. Just let me know when you make your online Calendly appointment.

The wet season in Queensland normally means December through to February is particularly slow.

That being the case, why not set aside an hour during your next hitch break to review your latest super statement? Make a Calendly appointment with me for an online chat, a phone conversation or face to face appointment at our Hamilton Office for a coffee (I make a pretty mean latte)...

During our catch up, we can have a look at your superannuation returns for the year and see if we can improve on that for you.

It’s an opportunity to discuss the state of the industry and I’m more than happy to share any current opportunities within the industry that I hear about via my client base and network.

If you’re not happy with the returns your super fund is producing, don’t ignore it. Do something about it. You work hard for your money. Make sure you super is working hard for you now, so you don’t have to later in life.

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