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February 3, 2026
Monetary policy is cleaning up a fiscal mess it did not create.
Australia’s cost of living crisis is not a global accident. It is the result of years of poor domestic policy decisions, runaway
Many Australians diagnosed with dust disease face declining health, limited work prospects and life changing workers compensation or TPD payouts. This article
Global markets experienced heightened volatility and a risk-off sentiment over the past week, driven by a confluence of factors including data uncertainty,
The Newcastle Adviser Changing Lives, One Family at a Time
Matthew McCabe is a Newcastle financial adviser known for his empathy, strategic thinking and genuine care. He supports everyday Australians through major
It’s happening. insurers are changing Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) insurance, and Australians with mental health conditions could be left exposed. With
The collapse of Shield and First Guardian wiped out $1.2b in superannuation, impacting more than 12,000 Australians. While headlines target financial planners,
Australia is heading toward a retirement reckoning. With declining birth rates, rising pension costs, and an over-reliance on immigration, the cracks are
Fix It for Who? The Human Cost of NSW’s Workers Comp Reforms
NSW Workers Compensation Reforms 2025: Who Really Pays the Price? The NSW Government is proposing major workers compensation reforms that will devastate
$53 Billion Gained (but You Won’t Hear That on the News)
Markets just rebounded by $53 billion, but the mainstream media reports gains in percentages—not billions—because fear sells. Newcastle’s Matthew McCabe explains why
Unrealised Capital Gains Tax on Superannuation: What Division 296 Means for Your Retirement Australia’s proposed Division 296 tax would hit your superannuation
Building wealth often requires short-term sacrifices for long-term gains. Skipping unnecessary expenses or prioritising savings now can mean a more comfortable retirement
Stop Comparing Your Chapter One to Someone Else’s Chapter Twenty
Comparing yourself to others can leave you feeling behind. But everyone’s financial journey is different. Some started earlier; others had more resources.
Financial success isn’t about making dramatic moves; it’s about showing up consistently. Small, regular contributions to your investments or superannuation yield better