Financial Planners
Being licensed directly with ASIC allows our Financial Planning division to tailor advice specific to your needs.
Mulcahy & Co’s financial planning branch is licensed directly with the Australian Securities & Investment Commission (ASIC). No other organisation, financial provider or investment company has ownership or control over the decision-making of our financial planners and financial advisers.
Our ASIC licence allows our team of financial advisers and financial planners to tailor advice specific to clients’ needs.
There is any number of reasons people might need a financial adviser or financial planner. You could be in a strong position financially, need help managing your money or you’re planning to retire or invest, the list goes on. Unless you have the time and knowledge, it is always useful to seek professional advice on financial planning. At Mulcahy & Co, we offer exactly that – professional financial services with expert financial advisers and financial planners.
Our Process in Financial Planning
Watch this informative video about how we go about assisting you on your way to financial security. Brought to you by Director Thayne Turley.

Our respected team of financial advisers and financial planners specialise in financial planning for a range of needs, including:
- Personal investment advice
- Pre-retirement and retirement planning
- Direct share broking
- Personal superannuation advice
- Employer/corporate superannuation services
- Negative gearing investment advice
- SMSF advice
- Aged care planning
- Personal insurance such as life insurance, total and permanent disability (TPD), trauma, income protection and/or business expenses insurance cover
- Centrelink and pension planning advice
Choosing a financial adviser is made easy with Mulcahy & Co. From the minute you first make contact with us, you’ll be confident you are dealing with the best financial planning firm.
Weekly update from our research partner Investsense

WHAT: Markets shifted from expecting aggressive Fed cuts to a slower pace after strong U.S. retail sales and production data.
WHY: Rate cuts are still coming, but sticky inflation and resilient consumers mean easing may be more measured than investors hoped.
WHAT: Tech stocks led again, with Oracle jumping on AI contracts and the Nasdaq hitting fresh highs; Apple rejoined the $3 trillion club.
WHY: Investor enthusiasm for AI and big tech persists, but high valuations and earnings pressure leave markets vulnerable.
WHAT: China’s August data disappointed across retail sales, industrial output, and investment, with unemployment higher despite People’s Bank of China liquidity moves.
WHY: The slowdown shows policy stimulus is struggling to gain traction, raising risks for global demand, though steady iron ore prices cushioned Australia.
WHAT: The Australian dollar jumped 1.4% to 66.7 US cents, its highest this year, even as local bond yields fell while global yields rose.
WHY: The move highlights Australia’s distinct monetary path, with the RBA holding steady as the economy remains near full employment and inflation sits within target.
Listen to the Investsense podcast for weekly updates:
Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-investsense-podcast/id1497076117
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3xR4Vjn77KBpVOj2N15r1p
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Don't take our word for it...
I have absolutely no doubt Lynde is one of the very best in her industry.
As part of the ageing process what to do with my nest egg savings and superannuation I found to be quite stressful and as the time got closer to accessing it the more I Googled and read about my choices the more confused I got. Lynde's awesome work ethic, excellent product knowledge and caring nature has enabled us to create a portfolio that really works well and suits our needs making this whole process a whole lot easier.
Thanks Lynde for your continued efforts and please keep up the brilliant work you and your experienced team do as we really do appreciate it.
~ G & L
