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Nowadays most people are looking at their own super to support them after retirement. Our superannuation team and investment advisors have helped hundreds of clients set a course and maximise their returns to ensure smooth sailing in retirement. Find out how here.
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Are you getting the most out of your super? Speak with our superannuation specialists and learn how they have helped hundreds of clients take control their super and improve their retirement funding needs.
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Avoid the unexpected surprises and talk to one of our staff about how our fixed price packages can provide you with surety as to your costs as well as managing your cashflow with our fixed price pay by the month plans.
Find time for the more important things in life...
As you business grows so does your accounting needs. We have developed a range of packages that will grow with you and, along the way save you time and money. Talk to one of our specialists to find out how our accounting solutions can assist you.
Don't Miss the Boat
The commitment and investment by the government and private sectors over the next 3-5years in the Sunshine Coast means our local economy will see an unprecedented growth spurt. Talk to our property specialists as to how you can be part of this growth or look at some of our latest projects.

Personal Property Securities Act: how it will affect Landlords and Business Owners

By: Michael Polkinghorne, Poole & Partners Pty Ltd.

The Personal Property Security (PPS) reform came into effect in January 2012 and brings together the different state, territory and federal laws and registers regarding personal property under one national system.

The law creates a Commonwealth Register (National Personal Property Security Register) and requires a person who holds a security interest in another person's property, or property held by another person, to register their interest. In essence, possession becomes 10/10th of the law unless a 'Security Interest' is registered.