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Click the link below to read further details on the updated Business Support Program Expansion that had been introduced by the Victorian Government. 

Further  assistance has been announced by the government for businesses affected by Melbourne’s most recent Coronavirus restrictions, click the link below to read more. 

Click the link to read the announcement that the Australian Government made in relation to the changes in super contribution. 

The Victorian Government has expanded their business support fund, so read on to find out if you may now be eligible for a $10,000 grant.

As Covid-19 has forced some of us to work from home, it can be difficult to wind down and relax as your personal space becomes your office space. Here are a few handy tips to try and help you relax whilst working from home. 

The financial strain that comes with the health crisis is resulting in more Australians making changes to their finances. Here’s what they’re doing.

In response to the coronavirus (‘COVID-19’) pandemic currently impacting the economy and businesses generally, the Victorian Government has announced relief and other support packages as part of the broader economic stimulus measures.

This document briefly summarises some of the key initiatives announced as at 17 April 2020 and is subject to constant change as further initiatives are announced.

Please note that the information contained in these tables is intended to provide a broad overview of the key initiatives and should not be relied upon as advice and should be used as a guide only.

We have provided further clarification on the JobKepper package that is on offer to small businesses to assist with the COVID-19 pandemic. 

COVID-19 is forcing alot of offices to close and employees to work remotely from home, it is important to know what office expenses you are allowed to claim. 

Here is what you need to know about the latest Government initiative, JobKeeper, and how it can help you during COVID-19. 

Are mortgages being put on hold during the COVID-19 crisis? Here's what you need to know about mortgage relief and whether you qualify for assistance. 

Please review how Hayes Girling Financial is responding to the current COVID-19 pandemic. 

In the past week or so, we’ve seen share markets fall on the back of growing concerns about the spread of the coronavirus. At times of heightened market volatility, it’s easy to fear how your superannuation and other investments might be affected, but it’s important to understand the nature of market movements before making any sudden decisions. 

The Federal Government has announced a range of initiatives to support individuals, households and businesses to cope with unprecedented levels of upheaval and market volatility. Here, we look at the key measures and what they could mean for you.

More from the government to support businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. 

Haven't been paying the correct amount of super guarantee to your employees? Now is the time to do so. 

As of 1^st April 2020, everyone who accesses government online services on behalf of a business or entity will need their own myGovID. 

Review how Hayes Girling plans to combat COVID-19 and what this means for clients and staff members.  

In light of the World Health Organisation declaring the coronavirus a pandemic, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced a stimulus package yesterday to assist Australian’s and their businesses.

Growing your business means more cash for you now plus a higher sale price in the future when you decide to eventually sell your business.

Here are a few ideas on how to increase your market share by identifying new customers.

Welcome to Hayes Girling Financial's summer newsletter! 

Increasing your customer base can lead to higher cash flow, a greater return and many more positive outcomes to your business.

Here are two key ways you can increase your customer base. 

Disruption is everywhere and affects all aspects of modern life. Industries are being transformed as small, nimble start-ups with superior technology and innovative products displaced by large established companies that have dominated their sectors for decades. Find out why as investors you should care.

As of 1/1/2020 under new legislation, clients with multiple employers who expect to have excess concessional contributions due to compulsory superannuation guarantee, are able to apply to the ATO to opt out of receiving superannuation guarantee from an employer. Follow the link to find out more and see your options.