Frankston Financial

21/12/2025

As we near the end of the year, we want to take a moment to say thank you for the trust you’ve placed in Frankston Financial throughout 2025. It has been a privilege to support you and be part of your financial journey.

We wish you and your families a very Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy and prosperous 2026.

Looking ahead, we have some exciting things to share in 2026, and we look forward to continuing our work together in the year ahead.

From all of us at Frankston Financial, thank you once again for your continued support. Enjoy a safe and relaxing festive season.

Please note that our website and email systems are undergoing maintenance and a refresh and we are currently unable to receive new emails. This will be resolved next week. Any time critical client requests will continue to be implemented during this time. For all existing clients, please contact your adviser Blair or Michael directly via mobile.

20/12/2021

The team from Frankston Financial would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2022.
Our office will be closed from Wednesday 22nd December at 5pm and we will reopen on Monday 10th January 2022 at 9am.

08/11/2021

When it comes to living a longer, healthier, more active lifestyle, a good approach involves easy tasks you can turn into everyday habits. If you're after ideas, here are some ways you can sustain or even improve your physical and mental wellbeing.

7 ways to stay active and healthy in retirement When it comes to living a longer, healthier, more active lifestyle, a good approach can often involve easy tasks that you can turn into everyday habits – even when social distancing … Continued

15/08/2021

Did you know that when it comes to super, you have the same rights regardless of whether you're married, in a de facto relationship or in a civil partnership? Meaning, your partner could be entitled to receive part of your super if your relationship breaks down. Here's five things every couple should know about super.

Five things you and your partner should know about super Money issues are often cited as the biggest causes of stress in a relationship. Yet despite their importance, a recent survey of Australian couples found that 43% hadn’t discussed how … Continued

11/08/2021

In the past, wealth was often passed on through an inheritance. But with our longer lifespans and the higher cost of living (especially housing), the desire to help our kids while we're alive and well is increasing. But how can you help your children without compromising your own security and comfort in retirement? Here's what you need to know.

Supporting your kids, without sacrificing your own retirement In the past, wealth was often passed on through an inheritance. But with our longer lifespans, and the higher cost of living (especially housing), the desire to help our kids while we’re … Continued

08/08/2021

Struggling with debt can really wear you down, whether it's struggling with mounting bills, credit card payments or the mortgage, it can sometimes feel overwhelming. Here are five strategies that can help you get back on top of things and make managing money a little easier.

Smart strategies for paying down debt Being in debt can really wear you down, both financially and emotionally. Whether it’s a single large credit card balance or multiple loans, store and credit cards owing, getting clear of your debts is … Continued

25/07/2021

The urge to splurge may seem like fun at the time, but it can put a dent in your long-term savings goals. The way to curb unnecessary spending is to understand your triggers and put some specific steps in place to regain control. Here's how.

How to identify (and beat) your spending triggers Are you buying more to perk yourself up? You aren’t alone. Since the start of COVID, there’s been an increase in online shopping. But, if you want to get a handle on … Continued