Market Update - Month Overview (July 2026)

Australian and international markets experienced a volatile July, driven by renewed Middle East tensions, rising oil prices and a sharp global semiconductor sell-off. Despite these challenges, Australian shares outperformed on the back of strong financial and resource sectors, while developed markets remained resilient, supported by solid corporate earnings and improving market breadth.

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Jenni Anderson
What Would a Recession Mean for You?

The word recession has a way of grabbing attention. It dominates headlines, sparks market speculation, and often leaves people wondering what it could mean for their finances. While economists debate forecasts and probabilities, the more important question for individuals and families is: How prepared are you if economic conditions become more challenging?

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Jenni Anderson
What to Bring When You Visit Your Accountant for EOFY 2026

Tax time is much easier when you're prepared. Bringing the right information to your appointment helps us complete your tax return efficiently, identify all eligible deductions and ensure nothing is missed.

To help you get the most value from your appointment, here's a checklist of the information and documents you should bring along.

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Jenni Anderson
The market's quietly handing the advantage back to buyers

The property market is starting to shift in buyers’ favour. With more listings, less competition from investors, lower auction success rates and increased discounting, buyers now have greater choice and stronger negotiating power. While quality homes still attract interest, conditions are becoming more balanced for those considering their next move.

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Jenni Anderson
Market Update - Month Overview (June 2026)

Global markets ended the financial year strongly as easing Middle East tensions and lower oil prices reduced inflation concerns and supported investor confidence. Australian shares posted modest gains but lagged overseas markets, while bond markets rallied and the Australian dollar weakened. Emerging markets continued to benefit from strong demand for AI and semiconductor-related industries.

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Jenni Anderson