Investments take a variety of forms from Share Market to Property, Fixed Interest and Infrastructure. These can be directly placed or via Managed Funds, Exchange Traded Funds or Separately Managed Accounts. We can advise on all of these different forms of investing and we can help you maintain and grow the investments into the future.
Services
Future First as a financial planning practice came about by merging two businesses: Provis Financial Planning Pty. Ltd. and John A. Latham Pty. Ltd. This occurred in 2002, after Luke Provis and John Latham agreed to merge Luke's AMP business with John's Hillross business and commence trading as Hillross-authorised representatives.
Future First offers you the benefit of nearly 50 years of local experience gained at the profession's highest levels. Our skills reflect the depth and breadth of that experience. We continually update our professional skills and qualifications to keep pace with your current expectations and needs. In addition, we offer you a unique advantage-personal service, enthusiasm and close attention to your specific requirements.
Your home may be the biggest purchase you make in your life time, and you want to ensure that your that investment is protected with the right level of cover. Future First is able to provide you with a range of flexible insurance products, from listed events wording up to the elite level of cover, which includes accidental damage and away from home cover.
The peace of mind to retirees created by good financial advise is immeasurable. The enjoyment of day to day living for us is greatly increased because of your sound advice so effectively given. We would highly recommend future first to people planning their retirement. Thank you and your staff for the ongoing support and advice you have been able to provide not only to myself but my mother and my father before his passing.
For many, life insurance is overlooked, disregarded as an additional expense that is not essential or necessary. However, it can be said that your most valuable asset is your ability to earn an income. This "asset" could be providing, say, $60,000 per year for the next 35 years, which equates to over $2 million; doesn't it make sense to insure it?
