Often comprehensive advice is based on a number of different goals that you would like to achieve. You then work with an adviser to develop a comprehensive plan that will address each of these goals within the context of each other.

You may find that, due to the nature of your circumstances, it would be more appropriate to receive advice that is more ‘comprehensive’ than ‘single topic’ advice. Usually this means that there are either a number of areas of advice that you require or that your personal circumstances dictate the need for more complex recommendations.

Topics covered in comprehensive advice include:

• Superannuation;
• Cashflow;
• Investments;
• Retirement Planning;
• Insurance; and
• Tax

A comprehensive plan will not only give you advice on each of these areas, but it will also consider the interplay between them and how they affect each other. As an example, how to structure your investments may have tax implications and retirement plans that need to be considered.

When you go through the process with the Fiduciary, they will let you know if they think it would be more appropriate that you receive a comprehensive plan rather than single topic advice and will help to make sure that you directed to a comprehensive planner accordingly.

Because a financial plan will set out goals to be achieved in the future, it is important that you have an ongoing relationship with your adviser to ensure that you remain on track.
KPG Taxation Accountants in Hobart office can serve as the best financial advisors for you.

For any queries, feel free to visit KPG Taxation, Hobart

Address: Suite 14, Level 2, 162 Macquarie Street, Hobart TAS 7000, Australia

Phone: 03 9706 9313

Email: info@kpgtaxation.com.au