Port Phillip Group in Mount Eliza, Victoria, Australia | Financial service

Port Phillip Group

Locality: Mount Eliza, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 8790 7700

Address: Level 1, 73 Canadian Bay Road 3930 Mount Eliza, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.portphillipgroup.com.au

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25.01.2022 Team Pollard at the start line this morning for the Coastrek that supports The Fred Hollows Foundation. https://www.coastrek.com.au/fundraisers/tourellotrekkers

25.01.2022 SCAM ALERT Some of you may have received an email this morning from Jennifer Weight, in Financial Planning, advising you to click on a link and download some documents. PLEASE DELETE THIS EMAIL.... Please do not click on any links or open any attachments within this email. This is an isolated incident and no financial data is at risk. We currently have our IT specialists investigating this incident. We apologise for any inconvenience. Port Phillip Group

22.01.2022 There is plenty of talent in that room! Two great Australians. Stay well everyone. Cheers... Michael

21.01.2022 REMINDER: All 2018 income tax returns must be lodged by 15/05/19.

20.01.2022 PLEASE VOTE FOR BONNIE POLLARD This beautiful, energetic Japanese Spitz has been entered in to win the St Kilda/Eukanuba competition. She can win a membership and photoshoot with the team.... To vote, click the link below, search for Bonnie and enter your details. https://tradablebits.com/tb_app/445076?option_id=631921

19.01.2022 An estimated 3 million people could be affected by the upcoming superannuation changes - which could lead to a loss of their insurance money. Those with an inactive account are urged to contact their super holder and "opt in" to the new scheme, if they want to keep the cash. People with low balance accounts - containing less than $6,000 - people from a migrant background, people who are hard to get in touch with, such as those living remotely, are travelling, or have moved ho...use, or people on extended sick or paternity leave will also be affected by the shake-up. To see if the changes will affect you, please follow the link below: https://timetocheck.com.au/ https://www.sbs.com.au//more-than-half-of-australians-unaw

19.01.2022 On Friday 24 May, the Pollard family will be participating in the 30km Peninsula Coastrek to raise awareness and support for The Fred Hollows Foundation. This incredible Foundation now works in more than 25 countries and has restored sight to over two and half million people. Please click on the link below to follow the 'Tourello Trekkers' journey and give the gift of sight to the needlessly blind.... https://www.coastrek.com.au/fundraisers/tourellotrekkers

17.01.2022 MERRY CHRISTMAS Do you know how long it took us to get this shot? ... Happy holidays from PPG and Gus See more

13.01.2022 Donut mind if we do. Delivery of donuts on a Tuesday morning. What a way to uplift office morale! Thanks to our new friends at Bell Property and Investment Services

07.01.2022 Scammers are developing new and creative ways of tricking us into giving them our money and personal details. Individuals are receiving emails and text messages that look like they are from myGov and The Department of Human Services asking you to update your Electronic Funds Transfer details to ensure you start receiving payments and benefits from Medicare. PLEASE DO NOT CLICK ON ANY LINKS AND DELETE THE EMAIL!... Scammers are sending emails with fraudulent links that take you to a replica of the real myGov website that looks legitimate with myGov and Medicare logos and branding but trick you into disclosing your login, passwords, personal and bank details. How to tell it's a fake? 1. The URL includes ‘.net’ instead of ‘.gov.au’ or includes digits ie. 10.54.36.11 Any official government website in Australia always containes a '.gov.au' domain, anything different suggests it's not legitimate. Hover your mouse over any link to doublecheck the correct domain name 2. The email/SMS contains a link to a website. The Department of Human Services does not send emails with live links. 3. The web address does not contain a padlock symbol. Australian Government websites have a padlock symbol in the top left hand corner in the web address bar.

05.01.2022 We are currently having issues with our phone lines. We apologise for the inconvenience and hope to to have everything up and running very soon. We will respond to all voicemails as soon as possible.

04.01.2022 EXCITING OFFER FROM ANZ As you may be aware, we have within our office an ANZ Mobile Lender. Whilst he is based in our office, he is also available to visit you at a time and place that’s convenient. ... ANZ currently has an exciting offer that may be of interest to you or your family/friends where you could be eligible to earn 300,000 Qantas Frequent Flyer points! If you'd like to know more, please email [email protected] with your preferred time for him to call you.

02.01.2022 COVID-19 As you may be aware, the Australian Government will be releasing an economic stimulus package to assist small-medium businesses at this strange time. The following measures will be administered by the ATO:... Enhancing the instant asset write-off Backing business incentive Boosting cashflow for employers Please follow the link below to read more about the options available to assist employers impacted by COVID-19. Businesses impacted by COVID-19 can phone the ATO's Emergency Support Info line on 1800 806 218 or please feel free to call our office on 8790 7700 to discuss your options with our team of Accountants. https://portphillipgroup.com.au/news/covid-19

02.01.2022 Interesting article in yesterday's Age.... Six million Aussies claimed a whopping $1.5 billion in clothing deductions last year a figure that would mean one in two taxpayers must wear specific uniforms or protective gear to work. There are strict rules for getting a tax write-off for work clothes. It has to be occupation-specific clothing, such as a chef's outfit, or protective, like steel-capped boots... You must have also spent the money (or done or paid for the laundry) yourself and not have been reimbursed at work. Despite these rules, the Tax Office says data suggests Australians are getting overexcited when it comes to doing their tax returns.... https://www.theage.com.au//tax-office-wants-the-truth-on-w