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Planning to retire in your early 60s and access your super while receiving JobSeeker?

There’s a little-known rule that could catch you by surprise. In some situations, the requirements for receiving JobSeeker can conflict with the conditions needed to access your superannuation. As a result, some people may find their retirement savings remain locked away longer than expected. Understanding how Centrelink and superannuation rules work together is essential before making any major retirement decisions.

Ceased work and claiming JobSeeker? What it Means for Your Super - Oreon If you’ve stopped working in your early 60s and are receiving JobSeeker Payment (JSP) while waiting to access your super or the Age Pension, there’s an important rule you need to understand. The con

We are delighted to announce the promotion of four outstanding team members to Partner, increasing the Oreon Partners leadership team to 10 Partners.

Please join us in congratulating:
> Annabel Johnson
> Desi Daoulas
> Lara Alawattegama
> John O'Brien

Each of these promotions recognises years of dedication to our clients, commitment to excellence, and significant contribution to the continued growth and success of Oreon Partners.

Congratulations! We look forward to seeing them continue to help shape the future of our firm.

If your business operates through a discretionary trust, the proposed Federal Budget changes could have a significant impact on your future tax planning.

From 1 July 2028, the Government is proposing a minimum 30% tax on discretionary trust income, potentially changing the way trust structures have been used by Australian businesses for decades. If you currently operate through a trust structure, now is the time to understand what these proposals could mean for your business and explore your options.

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The new 30% minimum tax on trust income will hit many small businesses hard Discretionary trusts have been a familiar feature of Australian business life for generations, partly due to their suitability for asset protection and retirement planning, as well as their ability to

If you own a residential investment property, or you're thinking about buying one, the proposed changes to negative gearing could affect your future tax planning. Understanding what these proposals mean for your situation is important, especially if you're planning to buy, sell, or restructure your investments.
Read the article to learn more, and if you have questions, reach out to our team for personalised advice.

Budget changes to negative gearing - Oreon Partners Adelaide So, what do the Budget changes to negative gearing mean to you if you own a residential investment property? Well, the first thing to note is that the negative gearing changes are “grandfathered” ie.