Articles by Ken Raiss

Ken Raiss

Ken is director of Metropole Wealth Advisory and gives strategic expert advice to property investors, professionals and business owners. He is in a unique position to blend his skills of accounting, wealth advisory, property investing, financial planning and small business. View his articles

What happens to your loans and debts when you die? It’s probably not something you’ve given much thought to, but understanding the way debt works after we pass on is important for all investors to consider, so as to ensure that our loved ones are financially taken care of – and not burdened – afterwards….

Superannuation is a smart and simple way to save for retirement – the more you put into your superannuation, the more you have for retirement. However, super is a long-term investment, starting from when you start your first job and only accessible once you reach retirement age. Please note that all the comments below are…

Estate planning is different for everyone and especially in today’s modern environment of potentially blended families. So, with more people remarrying, it’s critical to prepare for the distribution of your wealth upon your passing. While you are alive, the estate planning process allows you to manage and preserve your wealth for those you will one…

The topic of inheritance is often shrouded in a cloud of complexity and misconception. Many people think that sophisticated estate planning tools like testamentary trusts are only for the wealthy elite. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth. With rising divorce rates and the increasing complexity of modern families, testamentary trusts and other estate…

Some say that Australia has an ageing population crisis, with 558,000 Australians now aged 85 years… and in 13 years that’s expected to hit 1 million. And that means there will soon be billions, if not more, of dollars transferred to our younger generations. The problem is, many of these heirs aren’t prepared, and a…

Most Australians treat their super as a “set and forget” investment — something they’ll worry about when they get closer to retirement. But superannuation isn’t just about you. It’s also one of the largest financial assets you’ll ever own, and if you don’t take control of where it goes when you die, it might not…

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