Things To Bring To Your Initial Financial Planning Meeting

In preparation for your initial financial planning consultation with Singleton Financial we ask that you have ready the following information:

✓ Identification – copy of your driver’s license(s). If not available, then passport/proof of ID card.

✓ Superannuation – copy of your most recent superannuation fund. If you have multiple funds, please provide statements for all funds.

If you cannot find a statement, please obtain:

• Approximate account balance
• Membership number
• Fund provider
• Risk profile.

✓ Investments – do you own managed funds, direct shares or an investment property?

If so, please provide us with

• Most recent statement
• Share holder Reference Number (SRN)
• Purchase price
• Date of purchase
• Number of units
• Rental Income

✓ Personal Insurance – do you have any life, total and permanent disability (TPD), income protection or trauma insurance? If so, please provide policy statements.

✓ General Insurance – please provide statements (if applicable) for:

• Private health insurance
• Home and contents insurance
• Car, boat, caravan, motorbike insurance
• Business insurance

✓ Debt (Mortgage, Personal Loan, Credit Cards) – please provide:

• Home/Investment loan statements
• Credit card statement(s)

✓ Tax Return

• Most recent tax return including tax file number (TFN)
• Payment summary from your employer (available via your myGov)
• Employment contract and/or last 3 pay slips

✓ Estate Planning – a copy of your will, powers of attorney.

✓ Anything else you feel may be relevant.

If you any questions do not hesitate to contact us: admin@singletonfinancialplanning.com.au

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