Concord Private Wealth
We work with;
- Families with mortgage debt
- People in their 30 – 50’s
- Professionals- Doctors, Medico, Legal, Accounting, Engineering
- Trades – FIFO, Mining, Construction
Our Aim:
We want to work with people starting out or continuing to build their wealth, looking to address the key aspects of their finances, such as:
- Advice on a complete personal insurance solution, tailored to their situation.
- Committed to reviewing and reducing their mortgage debt.
- Want to protect their estate and make sure their money goes where intended.
- Reviewing and building their superannuation.
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Paul is a qualified Financial Adviser who has been in the financial services industry for over ten years. Prior to establishing Concord Private Wealth Paul held an advisory role with a boutique financial planning firm in Perth helping create strategies for clients to protect their assets and achieve their financial goals
Paul is a member of the Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) and is registered with the Tax Practitioners Board as a Tax (financial) Adviser. Paul also has a double degree in Finance and Economics, holds a Diploma and also an Advanced Diploma in Financial Planning, as well as a Diploma in Mortgage Broking.
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Decisions decisions… Fixed-rate vs variable home loan rate
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House, apartment or townhouse? The pros and cons of each
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Three financial New Year’s resolutions to tackle 2025 head-on
How are your New Year’s resolutions coming along? If you’re like most people, they’re likely related to health, fitness or abstinence. But why not consider a financial one too? Here are three resolutions worth considering for 2025.
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Merry Christmas! And thanks for your support in 2024!
With the holiday season upon us, we’d like to express our heartfelt thanks to all our amazing clients for your trust and support throughout 2024.
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Have you refinanced recently? It could be time this summer break
If you haven’t looked into refinancing since the start of higher interest rates, it might be time to ask yourself ‘why not?’ New research shows it could be time to try again - especially if you want to start 2025 off on the right foot.
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How did property prices go in 2024? And what’s tipped for 2025?
As we head towards the end of 2024, let’s take a look at how property markets performed over the last year – and discover what the experts say may lie in store for home prices in 2025.
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