Practical information for Australians at home and abroad — covering super, tax, investing and planning your finances across borders.
What happens to your super when you move overseas, how to keep contributing, and what to consider before accessing it.
Read article →How Australian tax residency rules can affect your income, investments and obligations while living abroad.
Read article →Key dates, contribution caps and strategies to consider before 30 June each year.
Read article →An introduction to self-managed super funds — costs, responsibilities and when an SMSF makes sense.
Read article →Steps to take before repatriating — from re-establishing tax residency to reviewing your investments and insurances.
Read article →How moving abroad can affect existing life, TPD and income protection policies — and what to check.
Read article →A couple of independent third-party resources clients often find useful — not advice from Unicorp Partners.
Yes. Many of our clients are Australians living and working abroad. We meet via Zoom or phone to suit your time zone, and we're reachable via WhatsApp on +65 8338 9933 for clients in Asia and beyond.
Your super generally stays in Australia and continues to be managed by your fund. There are rules around contributions, insurance within super, and access depending on your residency status — we can talk you through your options.
Yes. Switching advisers is straightforward, and we can guide you through the process, including reviewing your existing strategies and identifying any gaps or opportunities.
No — your first consultation (30 minutes, in person or via Zoom) is complimentary, with no obligation.
Our fees are discussed upfront and outlined in our Financial Services Guide before any advice is provided, so you always know what you're paying for.
Get in touch and one of our advisers will be happy to help — wherever you're based.
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