Finance and Debt Management
If you get your debt right, financial security will follow.
That’s why we make debt management a key part of your financial plan. It is one of the first things we look at for all of our clients.
Debt touches most things that we do. Few of us buy homes without taking on a mortgage, and even fewer can afford to make an investment without any debt.
But it is not just this ‘big debt’ that matters. There are other types of debt as well. Who doesn’t have a credit card (or three)? Or a car loan? Or even a HECS debt that needs to be repaid? Managing these debts properly adds significantly to your ‘bottom line.’ When you save money on debt repayments you free yourself up to move forward somewhere else. The money you save can be used to make extra super contributions, to seed an investment, to upgrade your home or just to do something nice like take a holiday or eat out a little more often.
And it is not just a matter of minimising interest. We help you ensure that your loans are structured properly, so that you can optimise everything else that debt touches. This includes things like tax deductibility, asset protection, repayment prioritisation and personal maintenance.
We can also provide you with a referral for credit services and our person is Tamur Hussain from MoneyQuest Craigieburn Credit (Rep. No. 466117)
Note: This is a referral relationship only and we take no responsibility for the advice he provides.
Jason Hanley
Director / Practice principal
I have been involved with Financial Services since I my teenage years, I have helped families in the U.K, Ireland and Australia to make the most of what they have. I love knowing that what I am doing is making a difference in people's lives and always go the extra mile to make sure that my clients are in the best position possible, I also love solving problems and thinking out of the ordinary to come up with great solutions.
Jason Hanley is an authorised representative (465932) of Synchronised Business Services Pty Ltd (AFSL 465933).
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