What do you do when the house is burning? When facing bankruptcy many people reach for quick-fix solutions that, although they sound appealing and secure on the surface, end up adding fuel to the fire.
In our May Wednesdays With Redchip event our experts looked at some of the common misconceptions around bankruptcy and the risks involved if it is not managed correctly.
We then turned the tables to provide some proactive structures and solutions that can provide your clients with appropriate asset protection at the outset, such as gift and loan back arrangements.
Please note this presentation was prepared for accountants, financial planners and professional advisers.
Topics included in this presentation include:
We host Wednesdays With Redchip on the third Wednesday of each month. See our upcoming events here.
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As of 1 July 1 2021, the monetary threshold for consumer purchases protected under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) significantly increased.
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The Federal Government has introduced new temporary rules in relation to electronic signing and virtual meetings. The rules are effective from 14 August 2021 and expire on 1 April 2022.
