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Workplace lunchtime seminars a big hit*

01/09/2015

It is becoming increasingly common that staff at local councils want trusted advice in a relaxed atmosphere, without the high pressure selling of a “salesman”.

Timothy Foster of APS Financial Planning offers lunchtime seminars in areas of financial decision-making. They can be tailor-made to suit your local council. Popular sessions are in Superannuation and Taxation.

Here are some of the areas that will be of interest to staff at your local council: Government Superannuation; Transition to Retirement; Decisions at Retirement; Superannuation at Retirement; Are you over 55?; Centrelink; Trauma & Salary Continuance; Investment Options – Salary Sacrifice; Taxation – Property & Negative Gearing; Income Protection; and Reviewing your Superannuation.

Would your local council like to know more on how we can assist your staff in making financial decisions? Give Timothy Foster a call on 1300 131 809 to see how we can help your local council staff.

For more information visit www.apsfinplan.com.au

*Copy supplied by APS Financial Planning

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