
Thank you for being resilient, brave and committed to your cause and to your clients.
Thank you for being resilient, brave and committed to your cause and to your clients.
Those who know me know I am passionate about small business.
And this is the time we ALL need to be passionate about small businesses.
So I want each and every one of you to support your local businesses.
I have always supported my local coffee shops, restaurants, greengrocers, bakery, butcher, supermarkets, chemist, etc, etc. But now is the time these businesses REALLY need your help and support.
So please buy local whenever you can. Support your local businesses.
Order takeaway every day or so – and don’t use the delivery services – go and pick up the food so these businesses don’t need to pay 30-35% of your order to a delivery company.
Shop at your local supermarket.
Buy coffee.
Do everything you can to help your local community thrive.
We will come out of this. It will not be too long (I hope).
Don’t listen to the CNNs – the Crisis News Networks (like 2, 7, 9 and 10) and all those clowns from the overseas media. They are in the spin business – not the news business. They forgot what sensible reporting was a long time.
Don’t read all the crap on social media (you can read mine – I hope you do not think it is crap).
I know BGL clients are hurting. And I know my client’s clients’ are hurting. Let’s do all we can to support them.
And if you are working from home, check in with your team and your extended family. And be safe.
But most of all BE POSITIVE. BE UPBEAT. Positivity is infectious! Be positively infectious on the people in your lives.
BGL is proud to announce a new partnership with Lielette Calleja, the Director of All That Counts.
This month BGL is Xero’s app partner of the month – and for good reason.
BGL has completed a detailed analysis of the ASIC document Self-managed super funds: Are they for you? Our analysis concludes the way the data has been presented is misleading and not reflective of industry norms.
Australia is “at long last” becoming wise to the misinformation and false assumptions underlying traditional funds management, and robo-advice tools are the messenger.
Many advisers do not foresee the potential flow-on legal consequences from merely providing an investment strategy template to an SMSF client.
With the exit of most of the big institutions, the accounting profession, which enjoys high community trust, is ideally placed to become the provider of choice.
A convoluted, excessively layered regulatory framework is preventing accountants from being able to replace waves of financial advisers leaving the industry according to Keddie Waller, financial planning policy adviser for CPA Australia.
Soft skills could be more important than your technical skills when it comes to landing your next accounting gig, say industry experts.
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