The term ‘Sandwich Generation’ usually refers to people (often in middle age) who are simultaneously supporting (or caring for) both their children (or younger dependents) and their ageing parents (or […]
Sandwich Generation Pressures: How To Plan When Supporting Kids And Ageing Parents Read More »
As we age, it’s natural for our needs, and the kind of support we require, to evolve. For some, this may mean bringing more help into the home; for others, it could involve considering a move to a retirement village or residential aged care accommodation. Understanding the different pathways and how they interconnect is an important part of planning for this next stage of life.
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The Federal Government has passed the Aged Care Act 2024, introducing the most significant reforms to Australia’s aged care system in over a decade. Designed to improve quality, fairness, and sustainability, these changes will affect both home care and residential aged care fees and will take effect from 1 November 2025.
Aged Care Reforms: What You Need to Know Before November 2025 Read More »
The Australian Government has postponed the rollout of the new Aged Care Act, scheduled for 1 July 2025. The updated legislation will now begin on 1 November 2025.
Aged Care Reform delay: What it means for you Read More »
New aged care rules will take effect from 1 July 2025 that may add complexity in understanding aged care fees and making informed financial decisions.
5 key things to know about 2025 Aged Care rule changes Read More »
The Aged Care Bill, tabled in Parliament on 12 September 2024, brings changes to the costs of age care from 1 July 2025.
2025 Aged Care reforms – Advice is paramount Read More »
Navigating the aged care decision-making process is not easy, especially if decisions are being made in a crisis when emotions are running high.
Aged care – the high cost of poor (or no) advice Read More »
The Australian Government is the primary funder and regulator of the aged care system in Australia.
How does aged care funding work in Australia? Read More »
The goal of aged care is to help older Australians maintain their independence and quality of life while receiving the necessary care and support.
How does aged care work in Australia? Read More »
It’s important for older people to maintain control and independence as they approach the stage of life where some level of care is required.
HPH Solutions adds Aged Care Financial Advice specialist Read More »
Jim and Susan are 5 and 12 years away from retirement respectively and decided to meet our financial planners to get a solid financial plan in place.
Case study: Retirement planning Read More »
Ben and Sarah would be able to draw down $90,000 per annum in retirement until around 85 years of age and then $60,000 per annum thereafter.
Case study: You don’t know what you don’t know Read More »
Here’s a roundup of some of the key proposals put forward in last night’s Federal Budget. We take a look at how they might affect your financial goals.
2018 Federal Budget Brief Read More »
