FAQ
Some questions most frequently enquired by our clients
By law all financial planners must disclose all forms of payment and fees. The cost to you will depend on the complexity of your financial situation and plan. There are various ways to structure fees, and typically at Growth Planners it starts with an initial fee to cover identifying your needs, developing a strategy and implementing the recommendations. Our bundle fees start from $2,000 plus 10% GST.
Constant changes and industry reforms in superannuation, taxation and social security legislation means that even simple decisions can have unforeseen consequences over the long term. This can be particularly so as we move from work into retirement. At Growth Planners we can help you plan for your financial future.
Financial planning is the process of meeting your life goals through the management of your finances. Your life goals may include buying a home, saving for your children’s education or planning for retirement. At Growth Planners our financial planners follow a process that helps you look at where you are now and where you want to be financially. Using this process we help you work out what you need to do now and in the future to reach your goals.
We are GESB superannuation specialists with over 20 years experience helping people like you manage their GESB superannuation.
Alcoa of Australia Retirement Plan is a complex super fund. Before making a decision that may be irreversible, you should seek financial advice to help you make a fully informed decision. Growth Financial Planners have years of experience helping clients navigate the complexities of the Alcoa of Australia Retirement Plan.
We know that many of you will be facing uncertainty around your financial situation. Many of you are facing job losses and forced business closures and are under significant stress. In our news article we have summarised the government measures to support individuals and households in response to COVID-19 in clear, simple language to make it as easy as possible for you.
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