No.
I do not give financial advice.
Financial advisers are professionals who can help you plan and manage bigger financial decisions.
For example, this is from the ASIC website:
- provide financial product advice to clients for example, giving a recommendation to clients or the general public about which financial product they should purchase.
- deal in a financial product for example, buying or selling shares on behalf of a client or issuing interests in a managed investment scheme.
- make a market for a financial product for example, where you regularly quote prices at which people can buy or sell financial products.
- operate a registered managed investment scheme. ASIC is also required to register managed investment schemes that are offered to retail clients.
- provide a custodial or depository service for example, holding a financial product, or a beneficial interest in a financial product on trust for a client
- provide traditional trustee company services for example, preparing estate management functions
- provide a crowd funding service
- provide a superannuation trustee service
- provide a claims handling and settling service, or
- operate the business and conduct the affairs of a corporate collective investment vehicle (CCIV).
Financial products include things such as shares, bonds, superannuation, interests in managed investment schemes, life insurance, general insurance, derivatives and margin lending facilities.
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Working with a financial adviser
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I do not give any advice on how to spend or invest your money.
What I can do however, is help you stop the habits that are preventing you from getting the life you want.