We are very excited to announce that Tupicoffs Managing Director, Neil Kendall, has again been listed in the Barrons Top 100 Financial Advisers.

On Friday, 26 March one of our Advisers, Ross McConachie, was presented with a Decoration under the Japanese Honours system, The Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette.

“The formula to our longevity and success has been our focus on clients,” Neil says. “Throughout those 50 years, we’ve always been consistent about doing the right thing for clients. We’ve also been clear on what we do and it’s very simple: we worry about our clients’ money so they don’t have to.”

Neil Kendall, Managing Director, gives an end of year update for 2019.

Barron's Top 50 Financial Planners - Neil Kendall, CFP, was one of only 5 QLD financial planners who made the Barron's Top 50 Australian Financial Planners 2 years in a row!

Tupicoffs Managing Director, Neil Kendall is in today’s issue of the Australian. “We worry about people’s money, so they don’t have to.”

“It was about putting the clients first and that was what I was always about,” he says. “Clients know that they pay a flat fee and I don’t get any more money for recommending a certain product.”

Including a spot in the Barrons top 50 and Financial Standards 50 Most influential Financial Planners - see why Tupicoffs are Australia's most awarded Financial Planners

Managing Director Neil Kendall named as one of the most influential financial advisers in the country in the Financial Standard Power 50!

Australia’s Largest And Most Awarded Independent Financial Planning Practice Celebrates Independence Day

ASIC has clarified its position on the use of restricted terms relating to the independence of financial advisers after seeking external legal advice on whether phrases such as 'independently owned' are restricted terms under s923A of the Corporations Act (the Act).

2017/18 Federal Budget Update by Neil Kendall - Managing Director of Tupicoffs, The Independent Financial Planners.

Recently, our Paraplanner Cynthia was featured in a great article by Griffith University. They discussed her win as Paraplanner of the Year at the FPA Awards, and what it meant for her.

When Neil Kendall first got into financial planning, he thought he had an opportunity to change the lives of 100 families. When he started a financial planning practice, he thought the opportunity would be greater - perhaps 1000 families. But even that falls short of where he is now.