Nick Bruining

The West Australian

Nick Bruining: Baby boomers get ahead of cooling housing market to make use of super tax breaks

By: Nick Bruining

Baby boomers keen to cash in before WA's cooling property market gathers pace are looking to maximise their options under a range of senior-friendly rules.

The West Australian

Nick Bruining: The super-sweet age pension exemptions and rental deal waiting for downsizers

By: Nick Bruining

It seems extraordinary you could sell your family home for $1 million-plus and then collect rent assistance while you search for, or build, your new home.

The West Australian

Nick Bruining Q+A: Should I shift inheritance money out of bank term deposits and into my super?

By: Nick Bruining

I am 59 years old, mortgage-free and currently in the highest marginal tax bracket. From an inheritance received two years ago, I have a number of term deposits earning various interest rates.

Sweet age pension and rental deal after you sell your home

By: Nick Bruining

There are some super-sweet concessions available for pensioners selling up the family home, from pension asset test exemptions and mega earnings on interest to free rent assistance from Centrelink.

The Nightly

The major pension and rent perks after you sell your home

By: Nick Bruining

There are some super-sweet concessions available for pensioners selling up the family home.

Great Southern Herald

Nick Bruining Q+A: Where do bonds sit as an investment risk, and are they better than owning shares?

By: Nick Bruining

After listening to commentators talk about the current value of the share market, I am concerned a fall is coming.

Great Southern Herald

Nick Bruining: Dying for Centrelink to foot the bill for your funeral? Here's how to make it happen ...

By: Nick Bruining

By paying for your funeral now, you could end up with a boost in your pension which, over time, would cover the full cost of your funeral.

Geraldton Guardian

Dying for Centrelink to foot the bill for your funeral?

By: Nick Bruining

It’s an inevitable expense that, when done properly, might have Centrelink picking up the tab for your final send-off.

The Nightly

How to get Centrelink to foot the bill for your funeral

By: Nick Bruining

NICK BRUINING: It’s an inevitable expense that, when done properly, might have Centrelink picking up the tab for your final send-off.

The Nightly

Are bonds the way to go amid share market chaos?

By: Nick Bruining

Q+A: What are bonds, where would they sit as an investment risk in your portfolio and are they better than owning shares in the current environment of volatility on the ASX?