The Grass is Greener

Tim Henry
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Join financial adviser Tim Henry as he discusses your everyday challenges, inspires and educates you to make awesome personal and financial decisions.

  1. The Money Reset

    11 juin

    The Money Reset

    Financial stress doesn't always come from making mistakes. Sometimes life changes, rising costs, family responsibilities, or unexpected events can leave us feeling like we're no longer moving forward.This week, Tim sits down with financial adviser, educator, and author Gemma Mitchell to discuss her book The Money Reset and why getting back to basics can be the key to regaining confidence and control over your money. Gemma shares her own experiences of financial resets, including divorce and other major life changes, and explains why a reset isn't about starting over—it's about reassessing where you are and creating a plan that aligns with the life you want today. https://www.linkedin.com/in/gemma-mitchell/

    43 min
  2. Small Business CGT Concessions: What Exists Now

    3 juin

    Small Business CGT Concessions: What Exists Now

    The Federal Budget has sparked plenty of discussion about capital gains tax and small business. In this episode, Tim steps away from the headlines and focuses on the rules that exist today, including the four Small Business CGT Concessions and why they matter for business owners planning their eventual exit or retirement. Australian Tax Office - Small Business CGT Concessionshttps://bit.ly/4x86lNK

    16 min
  3. Retire Life Ready

    28 mai

    Retire Life Ready

    Financial adviser and author James Wrigley joins Tim to discuss why retirement planning is about more than money. From life goals and purpose to superannuation, investing and navigating uncertainty, this conversation explores what it really means to become “Retire Life Ready.”James also discusses the overwhelming response to his book launch, the growth of financial education online, and why clear communication is so important in helping Australians feel more confident about their financial future.Whether you’re approaching retirement, helping ageing parents, or simply trying to build a better future, this episode is packed with practical insights and reassurance.https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-wrigley/ James Wrigley Website: https://www.jameswrigley.com.au/ First Financial: https://firstfinancial.com.au/

    43 min
  4. Before You Panic: What the Federal Budget Really Means

    14 mai

    Before You Panic: What the Federal Budget Really Means

    In this episode, Tim breaks down the major proposed measures from the latest Federal Budget and explains what they could mean for everyday Australians, investors, business owners and families — while reinforcing one critical point: these are proposals only and not yet law.The discussion covers immediate wins for employees, including the proposed $1,000 instant tax deduction for work-related expenses from 2026–27 and changes to the Low Income Super Tax Offset, potentially increasing support for lower-income earners from July 2027.Tim also unpacks the bigger structural proposals, including:-Changes to negative gearing from July 2027 for newly purchased established properties-A major overhaul to Capital Gains Tax, including the removal of the traditional 50% CGT discount and introduction of a new minimum 30% tax methodology on future gains-Potential discretionary (family) trust tax reforms from July 2028-What remains unchanged, including superannuation and the family home CGT exemptionImportantly, this episode focuses on practical perspective over panic — highlighting grandfathering provisions, implementation timelines, and why Australians should avoid rushing into financial decisions before legislation is confirmed.

    16 min
  5. Rethinking how we use myGov

    6 mai

    Rethinking how we use myGov

    In this episode, we unpack why a properly set up MyGov account is far more than just another government login — it’s a vital tool for managing tax, Medicare, Centrelink, security, and major life events. Joined by Justin Bott (Community Information Officer Services Australia), we explore how Australians can use MyGov to stay organised, protect themselves from scams, support ageing parents, and simplify everyday life admin before it becomes urgent. https://my.gov.au/

    38 min
  6. The Super Contribution Episode

    22/10/2025

    The Super Contribution Episode

    In this episode of The Grass is Greener, Tim welcomes Evguenia Rutkowski, a passionate financial adviser specialising in retirement and pre-retirement planning. Evguenia shares her insights on superannuation strategies, especially for women navigating financial transitions like divorce or late-career planning.Key Topics Covered:- Why superannuation matters—especially for women- Salary sacrifice vs. personal deductible contributions- Catch-up contributions and how MyGov helps track them- Transition to retirement strategies: reducing hours, paying off debt, and boosting super- Non-concessional contributions and in-specie transfers- The importance of personalised projections and holistic financial advice Connect with Evguenia:https://www.linkedin.com/in/evguenia-rutkowski-aba419a3/Park Lane Advice Group:https://parklaneadvicegroup.com.au/

    39 min
  7. Why Your Super Needs a Binding Death Nomination

    08/10/2025

    Why Your Super Needs a Binding Death Nomination

    In this short but powerful episode, we dive into the critical topic of Binding Death Nominations (BDBN) and why they matter for your superannuation. Unlike your will, your super doesn’t automatically go to your chosen beneficiaries unless you’ve completed a valid BDBN. Learn how to take control, avoid trustee discretion, and ensure your loved ones receive what you intend.What You’ll Learn:-What a Binding Death Nomination (BDBN) is and why it’s essential-Who can legally be nominated as beneficiaries-How to correctly complete and validate a BDBN form-Common mistakes and misconceptions to avoid-Why reviewing and updating your nomination mattersAction Step:Check your super fund today—download the BDBN form, complete it properly, and secure your family’s financial future.

    15 min
  8. Shane Warne Legacy

    24/09/2025

    Shane Warne Legacy

    In this heartfelt episode, Helen Nolan (CEO) shares the origin and impact of the Shane Warne Legacy, a foundation launched in honour of the late cricket legend. Helen recounts how the foundation began with a dream and quickly grew into Australia’s largest health screening event.We discussed:- How Shane’s passing inspired a movement for free health checks across Australia.- The foundation’s partnerships with SiSU Health, La Trobe Health Services, and Diabetes Australia.- The surprising statistics around men’s health and the rise in screenings since the initiative began.- Real stories of lives changed—including one saved on the very day the foundation launched.- The importance of recognising subtle symptoms of heart disease, especially in women.- How the foundation is expanding into regional areas and major events like Boxing Day and Gather Round.Visit https://shanewarnelegacy.com to find your nearest health station and take four minutes that could change your life. Connect with Helen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/helen-nolan-5679b4/

    37 min
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Join financial adviser Tim Henry as he discusses your everyday challenges, inspires and educates you to make awesome personal and financial decisions.

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  • Création
    Tim Henry
  • Années d’activité
    2020 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    159
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Copyright
    © Tim Henry
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    The Grass is Greener

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