Private Wealth Management
We provide personalised advice and holistic financial solutions that offer outstanding value.
Protect. Grow. Transfer with Purpose.
At Lightbulb, our Private Wealth Management service is designed for those who understand that true wealth isn’t just accumulated—it’s structured, preserved, and passed on with intent. We work with accomplished individuals, families, and family offices to develop comprehensive strategies that honour the complexity of their wealth and the clarity of their long-term vision.
Unbound by institutional constraints, we offer independent, client-first advice that reflects your values, lifestyle, and legacy goals. Whether you’re navigating the intricacies of multi-jurisdictional assets, preparing for succession, or simply seeking more control over your financial future, we bring together strategic thinking, elite professional networks, and a solutions-focused approach.
From wealth planning and investment advice to structuring, tax, and legacy preservation, we deliver clarity in complexity—and confidence in every decision.
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Wealth Planning
Multi-generational strategies tailored to protect, grow, and align your wealth with your life goals.
Investment Advice
Global market intelligence and bespoke portfolio design, built for performance with purpose.
Structuring & Tax
Tax-efficient structures that protect your assets today—and your legacy tomorrow.
SMSF Establishment & Accounting
End-to-end control and compliance for self-managed superannuation with expert precision.
Estate Planning & Legal Services
Comprehensive legal frameworks to ensure your wealth is transferred exactly as you intend.
Family Investment Office
Consolidated oversight, governance, and strategic investment management tailored for sophisticated family wealth.
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The Tax Ruling That Could Affect Every Family Trust in Australia
The High Court’s recent decision in Commissioner of Taxation v Bendel marks a significant shift in tax law, confirming that an Unpaid Present Entitlement (UPE) owed to a corporate beneficiary is an equitable right rather than a "loan" under Division 7A rules. While this ruling offers welcome relief for many taxpayers who use family trusts, it is far from a "get out of jail free" card; the decision relies on specific legal facts and does not shield taxpayers from other critical integrity provisions like Section 100A and Subdivision EA. As the Australian Taxation Office prepares updated guidance, trust owners should look past the headlines and understand that their tax obligations remain deeply dependent on their specific trust deeds, historical conduct, and how funds are truly being distributed within their group.
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