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Celebrate your wins for 2018!

The silly season is here, and even though the calendar is jam-packed, it is important to take some time to celebrate your wins for the year. Fire-up the bbq, crack open the bubbly and cheers yourself for 2018!

If you earn most of your income from employment then our first article on super choices is a must-read. We take a look at the potential benefits of couples taking a coordinated approach to savings and investing by putting smart spouse strategies in place.

The four-step guide to ethical investing provides some insight into the area of environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing. And, if you have always dreamt of being your own boss, take some time to read 'Minding your own business' which includes useful tips and tools to help you on the path to self-employment.

Avoid wasting food this festive season with 10 tips on how to reduce food waste daily.

If you would like more information on any of the articles below, please contact this office on 02 9875 2966 or client@nkp.net.au.

Regards,

Newcombe Kritsimas Partners

Super choices for employees

If you earn most of your income from employment, you may want to make personal deductible contributions - instead of, or in addition to, salary sacrifice.

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Smart spouse investing

Spouses have clear motivations to at least consider the potential benefits of taking a co-ordinated approach to savings and investing – as well as in dealing with their day-to-day budgeting.

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Eat your greens! A four-step guide to ethical investing

Like many kids growing up in the 1970s I was taught to eat everything on my plate. It was good advice, particularly as an active kid living in a rural setting. Through my teenage years, I had more discretion and the choices I made left a lot to be desired.

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10 Brilliant Ways to Reduce Food Waste Daily

If you’re interested in living a low waste lifestyle, the best place to start is your kitchen. We waste food every day, but there are easy ways to lessen that impact without having to become a totally different person.

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