Financial Planning Events for 2025

Whether you're just starting to think about your economic future or looking to refine your existing strategies, our events connect you with practical guidance and real-world insights. These aren't sales pitches—just honest conversations about planning that actually works.

Find the Right Event for Your Situation

Not sure where to start? We've organized our upcoming sessions around common financial situations people face. Pick the scenario that sounds most like yours.

Starting Fresh

You've recently graduated, changed careers, or just want to get serious about planning. No judgement here—everyone starts somewhere.

  • Foundations Workshop (August 2025)
  • Budgeting Without the Guilt (September 2025)
  • First-Time Investor Session (October 2025)

Mid-Career Focus

You're earning decent money but feel like you should be doing more with it. Maybe there's a house purchase or family changes on the horizon.

  • Property Planning Roundtable (July 2025)
  • Balancing Now and Later (September 2025)
  • Tax Strategy Deep-Dive (November 2025)

Pre-Retirement Planning

Retirement isn't decades away anymore. You're starting to think about what the transition actually looks like and whether you're prepared.

  • Retirement Reality Check (August 2025)
  • Superannuation Optimization (October 2025)
  • Income Streams Workshop (December 2025)

Business Owners

Running a business means your personal and professional finances are tangled together. You need strategies that work for both.

  • Business Structure Review (July 2025)
  • Personal vs Business Assets (September 2025)
  • Exit Planning Essentials (November 2025)

Who You'll Learn From

Our events feature advisers who've been doing this work for years—people who've seen market cycles, policy changes, and every type of financial situation you can imagine. They know what works because they've tested it.

Financial adviser Declan Fothergill

Declan Fothergill

Senior Financial Planner

Declan specializes in helping mid-career professionals make the jump from "getting by" to actually building wealth. He's blunt about what works and what doesn't.

Retirement planning specialist Ingrid Blomqvist

Ingrid Blomqvist

Retirement Transition Adviser

After 18 years focusing on pre-retirement planning, Ingrid knows exactly what people worry about most—and how to address those concerns with practical strategies.

Tax strategy consultant Aoife Dunleavy

Aoife Dunleavy

Tax Strategy Consultant

Aoife translates tax law into English. She's particularly good at helping small business owners navigate the intersection of personal and business finances.

How Event Registration Works

1

Choose Your Session

Browse the events above and pick the one that matches your situation. If you're not sure, contact us and we'll help you figure out which session would be most useful.

2

Submit Interest Form

Fill out the quick registration form on our contact page. We'll ask for basic details and what you're hoping to learn. This helps us tailor the content to what people actually need.

3

Receive Confirmation

We'll email you within two business days with confirmation and any pre-session materials. Some workshops include brief questionnaires to help us address specific concerns during the event.

4

Attend and Participate

Show up ready to ask questions. These sessions work best when people engage honestly about what they're struggling with. Everything discussed stays confidential within the group.

Small group discussion at financial planning event

Questions About Events?

Our events fill up quickly, especially the smaller workshops. If you're interested in attending but have questions about format, content, or accessibility, get in touch.

Contact Our Events Team