April is here beginning with a welcome Easter break. As the vaccine rollout continues, restrictions ease, and life is a little closer to normal despite occasional setbacks. Whether you are relaxing at home, or heading off on holidays, we wish you and your family a happy Easter.
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After an eventful summer of weather extremes, on-again off-again lockdowns and the swearing in of a new US President, many will be hoping that Autumn ushers in a change of more than the season. As the vaccine rollout begins, there are also promising signs that economic recovery may be earlier than expected.
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It's February, the kids are back at school and the nation is getting back to business. It's still not business as usual, but with the vaccine rollout about to begin there is a growing sense of optimism.
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Happy New Year! As 2021 gets underway, we hope you and your families enjoy a safe, happy and prosperous year ahead. While we are not out of the woods yet, there is cause for optimism.
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December and summer are finally here, along with a renewed sense of optimism that strict lockdown measures will ease by Christmas. It's been a tough year, but once again Australians have proved extremely resilient. We wish all our clients and their families a relaxed and happy Christmas.
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Ivy Wealth is committed to protecting the health of staff and clients while ensuring continuity of business operation.
Our reception is open for pre-arranged appointments. We are continuing to offer clients appointments by phone and zoom. We are asking that clients not attend the office if they are unwell. For clients entering the office, we ask that they utilise the sanitisers provided and exercise social distancing whilst in the office.
We thank you for your understanding and co-operation. Please stay safe in these challenging times.
Ivy Wealth
12 November 2020
November is here and it's shaping up as a big month at home and abroad. As the Melbourne Cup field burst out of the gates on Tuesday, the Reserve Bank is widely tipped to announce a cut in the cash rate. And then there's the US election on Wednesday (Australian time), which is still an open race.
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