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We hope you had an enjoyable Easter and spent time with family and friends.

In our first article, we outline 8 pearls of wisdom to help you on your investment journey.

Whether you're nearing retirement or it is still a long way off, making extra contributions to your super can make a big difference to your balance when you retire. We explain how to make extra contributions to your nest egg.

Discover ways to become a confident investor, even when there is market volatility.

Most of us are concerned about the recent cybersecurity breaches but what about financial abuse, do you know what signs to look out for? We reveal what financial abuse is and how to recognise the signs.

Having work at our fingertips with our mobile phones always on hand, it can be difficult to switch off, even when we are on holiday. We’ve provided some tips that can help to ensure you have the relaxing break that you deserve.

We love to hear from you, so please feel free to contact us with any questions about our articles in this newsletter on 0407 744 700 or email Maryanne@storehousefs.com

Kind regards,

Storehouse Financial Services

8 pearls of wisdom for investors

To help you out, we’ve put together a cut out and keep 8-step guide to successful investing. Read full article >>

Making the most of your super limits

Getting more money into superannuation is a proven way of building wealth to spend in retirement. Read full article >>

Four powerful ways to build investing confidence

Here are some tips that can help you build confidence in your investing approach, no matter what the markets are doing. Read full article >>

How to spot and stop financial abuse

Now that financial abuse is being talked about more openly, it’s important to know how to recognise the signs and where to go for support. Read full article >>

Leave your cares at home when you travel

It’s not uncommon to arrive back from a holiday more tense than ever, so here are some tips to ensure your break is all you want it to be. Read full article >>