Welcome to my blog!

Submitted by Louise Biti on Fri, 12/03/2010 - 5:05pm

Welcome to my blog!!

Technology catches up on us all and I am embracing the whole concept of blogs. I hope to use this blog to generate discussion and debate so that together we can explore ideas to help your business grow and create value for clients.

2010 is set to be an interesting year as we see the Rudd Government gearing up to the next election and developing policies from the reviews conducted over the past 12-18 months.

The Henry Tax Review handed its final report to the government but the report is still a closely guarded secret with some "leaks" slowly hitting the market. Combine these leaks with the Intergenerational Report released this week, IFSA's findings on the growing savings gap and the lobbying for reforms in aged care and a picture starts to emerge that the Government has some big issues to deal with around longevity and an ageing population.

One thing is for sure, this year's Federal Budget is bound to bring changes that will impact on financial planning strategies. Don't forget to check this website on 12 May for an update. Mark it in your diary! This may seem a long way off .. but it is the highlight of a techo's year, so it is already in my diary.

I will add to this blog on a regular basis and invite you to also participate in the discussion. Let us know what you think!

Louise

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