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HEADS UP BOOKKEEPING

Locality: Burnett Heads, Queensland

Phone: +61 407 174 610

Address: 11 Doctor St 4670 Burnett Heads, QLD, Australia

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22.01.2022 I GUESS WE ALWAYS KNEW THIS WOULD HAPPEN ... Your phone is now a personal trainer (doctor could be next) Our mobiles are predicted to soon become as intrinsic to our health as they have already become for our banking, entertainment and social lives. iPhone users are more likely than those using Android devices to regularly participate in most of the personal fitness activities associated with developments in smartphone sensor technologies and new apps. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 7 August 2014.)

21.01.2022 KID'S CORNER ... The Dark Knight rises as Aussie kids’ favourite hero Batman still rules as the superhero of choice, the results of the latest Young Australians Survey from Roy Morgan Research show. 1 in 8 Australian kids aged six to 13 nominated the Caped Crusader as their favourite superhero in the year to June 2014, up from 1 in 10 in 2012, strengthening Batman’s prime position on the Top 10 list. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 24 September 2014.)

20.01.2022 DIDN'T WANT TO KNOW THIS ... Over-visiting fast food restaurants increases likelihood of being overweight by up to 15% In the three years to March 2014, 43% of Australian adults said they didn’t visit any fast food restaurant within the last four weeks. 27% of us went 1-4 times (classified as Light visitation), 17% went 5-9 times (Medium) and 13% said they made 10 or more visits (Heavy). Heavy visitation greatly increases the likelihood of being overweight across all age groups: from an 11% increase among 18-24 year-olds up to 15% among people aged over 65. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 21 August 2014.)

18.01.2022 DID YOU KNOW ... Fewer Australians concerned with cholesterol In the year to June 2010, more Australians (14+) agreed they were 'concerned about my cholesterol level' (38.3%) than agreed that 'a low fat diet is a way of life for me' (34.8%). However since then, concern for cholesterol levels has dropped over 4% points to 34.1% in the year to June 2014, while the proportion living a low fat life now sits higher at 35.0%. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 17 September 2014.)

18.01.2022 WOW!!! ... Tablet vs PC: nearly 1 in 2 Australians now have both computers so which is used for what? An estimated 9.3m Australians 14+ (48%) now have a tablet computer in the householdbut just about all tablet owners (99.7%) also have a personal computer, on top of either a desk or lap. Email remains the number one online activity on both types of computer. Social networking, however, is the third most common activity people say they do on tablets (23%) but comes behind banking transactions, checking account balances and paying bills on PCs. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 3 September 2014.)

16.01.2022 JUST IN TIME FOR THE NRL GRAND FINAL ... The virtual bottleshop - buying booze online. 2.5% of Australian adults purchase alcohol via the internet in any given four weeks with Vintage Cellars and 1st Choice customers being considerably more likely than the average Aussie to buy booze online. In the two years to June 2014, 11% of Vintage Cellars customers made an online alcohol purchase in any given four-week period, as did 7.2% of 1st Choice customers. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 13 August 2014.)

15.01.2022 THIS I BELIEVE ... Consumers in Australia exercise considerable choice in financial services, showing little loyalty The average Australian customer (14+) of each of the major banks currently deals with more than four financial institutions across their full range of financial services including banking, managed funds, and insurance. Of the ten major banking groups in Australia, Citigroup customers deal with an average of 6.5 financial institutions, followed by ING Direct (6.3) and HSBC (5.8). (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 21 August 2014.)

13.01.2022 I GUESS WE ALREADY KNEW THIS ... 'Backyard mechanics' more likely to buy accessories In the year to June 2014, 16% of Australians worked on a car in any given three months. These 'backyard mechanics' are more likely than the average Australian to have shopped at an auto accessories shop and while Repco and Autobarn are especially popular among people who work on cars, Supercheap Auto is by far the most popular of the three big auto parts stores. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 24 September 2014.)

11.01.2022 Hi. For the 2014/15 financial year HEADS UP BOOKKEEPING will offer desktop access to MYOB AccountRight Basics to its next 6 clients. Bookkeeping and record keeping ... Meet your GST & BAS obligations Create invoices and process payments Record purchases and expenses Ideal for Sole Traders, Service Providers and Small Business. Reply to this post for an obligation free assessment of your needs.

10.01.2022 DID YOU KNOW ... Australia has a new ‘most-read’ glossy magazine Roy Morgan Magazine Readership for June 2014 reveals Better Homes and Gardens (1,819,000 readers) just pipped the Australian Women’s Weekly (1,800,000) to become the country’s most-read glossy. Readership of both magazines grew year-on-year, with Australian Women’s Weekly up 1.4% and Better Homes and Gardens up 3.2%. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 13 August 2014.)

10.01.2022 DID YOU KNOW ... Transport, Retail and Recreation workers are the industry leaders in energy drink consumption Over 1.25 million Australians aged 14+ (7%) drink energy drinks in an average week, but workers in some industries are up to twice as likely to drink Red Bull, V, Mother, Rockstar and Monster. Around 1 in 7 workers in the Transport/Storage sector (14%) had at least one energy drink in an average week in the year to March 2014just ahead of 13% of those working in the Retail sector. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 7 August 2014.)

10.01.2022 WHAT DO YOU THINK? ... Business satisfaction with Big Four banks highest in four years, Westpac the clear leader The satisfaction level of the business customers of the four major banks reached 66.7% in July 2014, an increase of 2.4% points since July 2013, and the highest level since 2010. Westpac has retained its top position among the Big Four for business customer satisfaction with 71.4%, well ahead of second-placed NAB on 67.1%, ANZ with 65.8% and CBA at 63.0%. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 21 August 2014.)

05.01.2022 FOR THE LATTE SET ... Iced tea and breakfast drinks blitz beverage market While their market is still much smaller than that of soft drinks, iced tea and breakfast drinks are among the few non-alcoholic beverages to be gaining in popularity with Australian consumers. In June 2003, 851,000 people (or 5% of the population) drank iced tea and/or breakfast drinks, but by June 2014, this had more than doubled to 2,038,000 people (11%). (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 17 September 2014.)

05.01.2022 WAY TO GO ... More Australian holiday-makers choose to cruise In the 12 months to June 2014, 10,699,000 Australians took at least one long holiday of three nights or more. Of these, 4.5% (or 480,000 people) took a cruise holiday for their last long trip a significant increase since 2011, when it was 3.2% (or 341,000 people). In fact, in the year to June 2014, more Australians stayed aboard a cruise ship on their last long holiday than in a campervan, B&B, caravan or youth hostel. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 21 August 2014.)

04.01.2022 I REALLY NEEDED TO KNOW THIS ... Whitening toothpastes: something to smile about In the year to March 2014, 93% of Australian grocery-buyers bought toothpaste in an average six-month period, with Colgate being the most popular brand by far (purchased by 72% of grocery-buyers during this time). Colgate also leads the whitening toothpaste category. Of the 28% of grocery buyers who purchased it in an average six months, almost half (13%) opted for Colgate Advanced Whitening. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 27 August 2014.)

02.01.2022 WHERE DO YOU SIT ON THIS? ... 42% of Aussies still 'like things to stay the same' In the year to June 2014, 41.7% of Australians 14+ agreed that 'I like things to stay the same'. This proportion is virtually unchanged, at all, over the last five years. It is 0.2% points higher than it was in the year to June 2013, 0.5% points lower than in June 2012, the same as in June 2011, and 0.5% higher than in June 2010. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 17 September 2014.)

02.01.2022 ME TOO! ... Intending new car buyers backing off Over the last two months, the number of Australians planning to buy a new car in the next four years has declined by almost 13%. Since hitting an all-time high of close to 2.5 million potential new car buyers in May this year, the market has decreased to 2.17 million Australians the lowest result since November 2012. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 27 August 2014.)

02.01.2022 I WOULDN'T HAVE THOUGHT THIS ... Country Australians still gamble more than city-dwellers (but both are down on a decade ago) In the year to June 2004, 71% of Australians aged 18+ took part in at least one form of gambling in an average three-month period. Fast forward to June 2014, and that figure has fallen to 50%. 56% of country-dwellers gambled in an average three-month period during the year to June 2014 (down from 74%), compared with 47% of capital city residents (down from 69%). Lottery and Scratch tickets are the most popular form of gambling for both groups. (Source : Roy Morgan Market Research Update 3 September 2014.)