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Flatmates, Friends or De-factos and how to tell them apart
Flatmates, friends or de facto partners - how do you tell them apart
When it comes to romance and relationships, the emotional decision about who you think is your partner, may be very different to the legal decision about who is legally considered your de facto partner.
The questions about who may be a boyfriend or girlfriend or partner and who is a de facto become important distinctions when it comes to Superannuation payouts, Life Insurance nominations and Family Law claims on your finances, investments and property interests.
As Marriage Equality became law in Australia on 9th December 2017, *yay*, who is a married partner is now straightforward. Who is a de facto partner, is not always so straightforward especially for many in the LGBTQI Community.
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Valentine's Day and Love Insurance
Valentine’s Day means different things to different people
But ultimately it's about Love — and Love Takes Action
What some people miss is that life insurance is really love insurance — by having sufficient life insurance, they're safeguarding the future of the ones they love. Drew Browne
Four thoughtful ways you can act on your love today
Single
Single Age is no indicator of relationship status or financial responsibility. You can be young and starting out or older and established; and both enjoying living the single life. You might be single, single again, sometimes single, single with kids, single with pets or perhaps something a little more complicated. When it comes to...
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Partnered
Partnered Sharing life and love with someone can be twice as exciting. You might be partnered, partnered with pets, officially de facto, officially married (yay!), splitting expenses but sharing life, or joining incomes and combining financial lives too. You might be together but living apart, working towards a future with kids, thinking...
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Parenting
Parenting For today's LGBTQIA+ families, there are no accidental families. You might be parenting and single with kids, parenting solo with kids, parenting and partnered with kids, (yours, theirs and ours), dual parents with kids, co-parents, foster parents, adoptive parents, or even adoptive parents of kids with additional needs (just...
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