Blocks Archive - Balance Retirement & Aged Care Specialists

Accordion

Use an Accordion to organise longer information into expandable sections. Add at least one item with a clear title and content, then choose whether visitors can open one item or multiple items at the same time. You can also add a block title and short introduction to give the section more context.

Accordion Title 1

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Accordion

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Accordion

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Column

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Column – 2 Columns (Plain)

Use Columns to place related text content side by side. Add at least two items, choose two, three, or four columns per row, and turn on “Stretch Last Row” when an incomplete final row should fill the available width. You can also add a block title and short introduction above the columns.

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Column – 3 Columns (Card Style)

Column – 4 Columns (Card Style)

Column – 4 Columns (Plain)

Content

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Content

Use Content for general page copy, including paragraphs, headings, lists, links, and other standard text formatting. Add the content directly in the editor, keep headings in a logical order, and use descriptive link text.

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This is a paragraph. This is italic text. This is bold text. ~~This is strikethrough text.~~ This is a link.(opens in a new tab)

Item A
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Item 1
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Item 3

This is a blockquote.

This list item contains a significantly longer string of text to demonstrate how it wraps and is displayed within a standard unordered list format. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.
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Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. This provides another example of a lengthy piece of content within a list item.

This is the first item in an ordered list, also featuring a more substantial amount of text. The purpose here is to show that both ordered and unordered lists can handle extended content effectively.
Following the first, this second item continues with more descriptive text, ensuring that the demonstration covers various scenarios for content length within list structures. Sed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accusantium doloremque laudantium.

Top Level Item 1
- Second Level Item 1.1
- Second Level Item 1.2
  - Third Level Item 1.2.1 – This demonstrates deeper nesting.
  - Third Level Item 1.2.2
- Second Level Item 1.3
Top Level Item 2
Top Level Item 3
- Second Level Item 3.1 – Another example of a sub-list.
- Second Level Item 3.2

Main Ordered Item I
1. Sub Ordered Item a) – Using letters for sub-items.
2. Sub Ordered Item b)
  1. Inner Sub Ordered Item i) – Using Roman numerals.
  2. Inner Sub Ordered Item ii)
Main Ordered Item II

Within this paragraph, we can embed a link to Google(opens in a new tab). We can also have another link, perhaps to the WordPress official site(opens in a new tab), later in the same sentence. This demonstrates inline linking capabilities.

Blank link: No destination set.
Hash link: Jump to the button examples.
External same-tab link: MDN Web Docs for HTML(external link).
External new-tab link: the WordPress official site(opens in a new tab).
Email link: hello@example.com.
Phone link: +61 2 3456 7890.
You can even have bold text containing an italicized link(opens in a new tab).

Blockquotes can also contain links. For example, according to the W3C HTML5 specification(opens in a new tab), blockquotes are for content quoted from another source.

Blank Link Hash Link External Same Tab External New Tab Email Link Phone Link Button with a lot of text which can happen with dynamically set content

Image

Image with Caption

The Great Caption

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Content

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Item A
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This list item contains a significantly longer string of text to demonstrate how it wraps and is displayed within a standard unordered list format. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.
Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur.
Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. This provides another example of a lengthy piece of content within a list item.

This is the first item in an ordered list, also featuring a more substantial amount of text. The purpose here is to show that both ordered and unordered lists can handle extended content effectively.
Following the first, this second item continues with more descriptive text, ensuring that the demonstration covers various scenarios for content length within list structures. Sed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accusantium doloremque laudantium.

Top Level Item 1
- Second Level Item 1.1
- Second Level Item 1.2
  - Third Level Item 1.2.1 – This demonstrates deeper nesting.
  - Third Level Item 1.2.2
- Second Level Item 1.3
Top Level Item 2
Top Level Item 3
- Second Level Item 3.1 – Another example of a sub-list.
- Second Level Item 3.2

Main Ordered Item I
1. Sub Ordered Item a) – Using letters for sub-items.
2. Sub Ordered Item b)
  1. Inner Sub Ordered Item i) – Using Roman numerals.
  2. Inner Sub Ordered Item ii)
Main Ordered Item II

Blank link: No destination set.
Hash link: Jump to the button examples.
External same-tab link: MDN Web Docs for HTML(external link).
External new-tab link: the WordPress official site(opens in a new tab).
Email link: hello@example.com.
Phone link: +61 2 3456 7890.
You can even have bold text containing an italicized link(opens in a new tab).

Blockquotes can also contain links. For example, according to the W3C HTML5 specification(opens in a new tab), blockquotes are for content quoted from another source.

Blank Link Hash Link External Same Tab External New Tab Email Link Phone Link Button with a lot of text which can happen with dynamically set content

Image

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The Great Caption

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Image – Left Aligned

Image – Center Aligned

The Great Caption

Table Option 1	Table Option 2	Table Option 3	Table Option 4
Item No I	Description	100GB	100GB
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Content

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Item A
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This list item contains a significantly longer string of text to demonstrate how it wraps and is displayed within a standard unordered list format. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.
Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur.
Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. This provides another example of a lengthy piece of content within a list item.

This is the first item in an ordered list, also featuring a more substantial amount of text. The purpose here is to show that both ordered and unordered lists can handle extended content effectively.
Following the first, this second item continues with more descriptive text, ensuring that the demonstration covers various scenarios for content length within list structures. Sed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accusantium doloremque laudantium.

Top Level Item 1
- Second Level Item 1.1
- Second Level Item 1.2
  - Third Level Item 1.2.1 – This demonstrates deeper nesting.
  - Third Level Item 1.2.2
- Second Level Item 1.3
Top Level Item 2
Top Level Item 3
- Second Level Item 3.1 – Another example of a sub-list.
- Second Level Item 3.2

Main Ordered Item I
1. Sub Ordered Item a) – Using letters for sub-items.
2. Sub Ordered Item b)
  1. Inner Sub Ordered Item i) – Using Roman numerals.
  2. Inner Sub Ordered Item ii)
Main Ordered Item II

Blank link: No destination set.
Hash link: Jump to the button examples.
External same-tab link: MDN Web Docs for HTML(external link).
External new-tab link: the WordPress official site(opens in a new tab).
Email link: hello@example.com.
Phone link: +61 2 3456 7890.
You can even have bold text containing an italicized link(opens in a new tab).

Blockquotes can also contain links. For example, according to the W3C HTML5 specification(opens in a new tab), blockquotes are for content quoted from another source.

Blank Link Hash Link External Same Tab External New Tab Email Link Phone Link Button with a lot of text which can happen with dynamically set content

Image

Image with Caption

The Great Caption

Image – Right Aligned

Image – Left Aligned

Image – Center Aligned

The Great Caption

Table Option 1	Table Option 2	Table Option 3	Table Option 4
Item No I	Description	100GB	100GB
Item No I	Description	100GB	100GB
Item No I	Description	100GB	100GB
Item No I	Description	100GB	100GB

Table Option 1	Item No I	Item No I	Item No I	Item No I
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Table Option 3	100GB	100GB	100GB	100GB
Table Option 4	100GB	100GB	100GB	100GB

Content

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This is a paragraph. This is italic text. This is bold text. ~~This is strikethrough text.~~ This is a link.(opens in a new tab)

Item A
Item B
Item C

Item 1
Item 2
Item 3

This is a blockquote.

This list item contains a significantly longer string of text to demonstrate how it wraps and is displayed within a standard unordered list format. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.
Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur.
Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. This provides another example of a lengthy piece of content within a list item.

This is the first item in an ordered list, also featuring a more substantial amount of text. The purpose here is to show that both ordered and unordered lists can handle extended content effectively.
Following the first, this second item continues with more descriptive text, ensuring that the demonstration covers various scenarios for content length within list structures. Sed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accusantium doloremque laudantium.

Top Level Item 1
- Second Level Item 1.1
- Second Level Item 1.2
  - Third Level Item 1.2.1 – This demonstrates deeper nesting.
  - Third Level Item 1.2.2
- Second Level Item 1.3
Top Level Item 2
Top Level Item 3
- Second Level Item 3.1 – Another example of a sub-list.
- Second Level Item 3.2

Main Ordered Item I
1. Sub Ordered Item a) – Using letters for sub-items.
2. Sub Ordered Item b)
  1. Inner Sub Ordered Item i) – Using Roman numerals.
  2. Inner Sub Ordered Item ii)
Main Ordered Item II

Blank link: No destination set.
Hash link: Jump to the button examples.
External same-tab link: MDN Web Docs for HTML(external link).
External new-tab link: the WordPress official site(opens in a new tab).
Email link: hello@example.com.
Phone link: +61 2 3456 7890.
You can even have bold text containing an italicized link(opens in a new tab).

Blockquotes can also contain links. For example, according to the W3C HTML5 specification(opens in a new tab), blockquotes are for content quoted from another source.

Blank Link Hash Link External Same Tab External New Tab Email Link Phone Link Button with a lot of text which can happen with dynamically set content

Image

Image with Caption

The Great Caption

Image – Right Aligned

Image – Left Aligned

Image – Center Aligned

The Great Caption

Table Option 1	Table Option 2	Table Option 3	Table Option 4
Item No I	Description	100GB	100GB
Item No I	Description	100GB	100GB
Item No I	Description	100GB	100GB
Item No I	Description	100GB	100GB

Table Option 1	Item No I	Item No I	Item No I	Item No I
Table Option 2	Description	Description	Description	Description
Table Option 3	100GB	100GB	100GB	100GB
Table Option 4	100GB	100GB	100GB	100GB

CTA

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Are you looking for Financial Planning or Aged Care / Retirement Planning?

Talk to a balance specialist.

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Head office 309/5 Celebration Drive, Bella Vista NSW, Australia
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Map

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Use a Map to show one or more relevant locations. Add a map location for every item and optionally include a pin title and custom address. A descriptive block title helps visitors using screen readers understand the section; when supporting content is added, the map moves into a column beside that content.

Balance Retirement & Aged Care Specialists - Sydney, Central Coast, Brisbane, Melbourne, Gold Coast, Canberra, Hobart, Celebration Drive, Bella Vista NSW, Australia

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Balance Retirement & Aged Care Specialists - Sydney, Central Coast, Brisbane, Melbourne, Gold Coast, Canberra, Hobart, Celebration Drive, Bella Vista NSW, Australia

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Balance Retirement & Aged Care Specialists - Sydney, Central Coast, Brisbane, Melbourne, Gold Coast, Canberra, Hobart, Celebration Drive, Bella Vista NSW, Australia

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Package

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Aged Care Support

Up to $500

For Those Who

Understand Aged Care & simply need the outcome of specific scenarios/options calculated. i.e Strategics Scenarios are provided by you, we simply complete the modelling.

What You Receive

No appointment

Print out of requested scenarios showing:

Pension entitlement
Aged care fees
Cash flow – expenditure versus income
Future value of assets ( impact on future value of assets)

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Aged Care Options

Up to $600

For Those Who

Want to understand how the aged care rules work, & how they will apply in your specific case
Want to know what options are available
And what are the outcome of those options – financially
Want to make an informed choice of the best way to go, but need help to make that decision

What You Receive

Appointment at your home or office, or our office.

By the end of the appointment you will have:

An in depth understanding of what aged care will cost in your particular case
Know how much pension you are entitled to recieve.

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Aged Care Advice

Up to $1000

For Those Who

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What You Receive

Appointment at your home or office, or our office.

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Region Finder

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Our service regions

Compact

We help families all over Australia. Depending on where you live, we can meet face to face or talk by phone or video.

Wherever you live, we can meet face to face, by phone or on a video call. View all 45 regions →

Our service regions

Full

We help families all over Australia. Depending on where you live, we can meet face to face or talk by phone or video.

Can't see your area?

We help families in every state and territory by phone and video.

Book a free call Call 1300 556 287

New South Wales and ACT

15 regions

Queensland

1 region

Southern Queensland Online

Tasmania

2 regions

Victoria

9 regions

Western Australia

9 regions

South Australia

9 regions

Face-to-face available Online = phone & video appointments

Service Area

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Retirement & Aged Care Specialists

BRACS offers specific retirement and aged care financial strategies. We provide services for people considering different home care options, downsizing and retirement, aged care, Centrelink/DVA assistance, and asset/cash gifting (Granny Flat Interest).

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Estate Management & Planning

BEMP offers estate management and planning services including probate. If you have a loved one moving into residential aged care, preparing for this including probate before it is needed, can make the process smooth and to help reduce stress while grieving.

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Service Packages

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Service Packages

Upcoming Event – Penrith Aged Care Expo

Residential Aged Care

What are the financial options when moving into an aged care facility?

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Retirement Living

What are the financial options when moving or downsizing into a Retirement Village or over 55’s Community?

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Home Care

What are the financial benefits of staying home and using government or private home care compared to moving into an aged care facility?

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Split Content

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Small tagline

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Tab

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Team

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Team Block

This is to be used to display and show staff, includes a name, title, photo and description. Can be displayed with or without a book now button. Can be displayed as a row or a grid.

Eric Hiam
CFP, B. Comm, Dip F.P. Fellow I.F.S.
Eric is the founder & principal of Balance Aged Care Specialists, & was the pioneer of aged care planning in Australia.
He has had over 40 years experience in the financial industry, 18 years as a financial planner, & 28 years as a specialist Aged Care Specialist.
Eric is passionate about helping people to understand their financial choices to ensure they make informed decisions which allows them to take control of their financial future with confidence. Eric will go out of his way to make sure his clients understand what their options are, what the risks are, & the likely implications of their actions, both positive & negative. The reason he chose “Balance” as the name of his business (he feels everyone needs to have a balanced view) Therefore his role is usually that of financial coach.
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Carol Karahalias
B.Math. Dip. F.P. - Southern Region
Carol came to Balance Retirement & Aged Care Specialists after 15 years as a Senior Para Planner with NRMA Financial Planning and Clearview. Carol has a degree in Mathematics, and the Diploma of Financial Planning and has incredible technical skills and knowledge, a talent required for the rigors of Aged Care.
We are thrilled to have Carol work with us, as she brings the warmth and compassion needed to help our clients through this very difficult time.
Book a call with Carol

Team Block (Grid)

This is to be used to display and show staff, includes a name, title, photo and description. Can be displayed with or without a book now button. Can be displayed as a row or a grid.

Eric Hiam
CFP, B. Comm, Dip F.P. Fellow I.F.S.

About Eric
Eric is the founder & principal of Balance Aged Care Specialists, & was the pioneer of aged care planning in Australia.
He has had over 40 years experience in the financial industry, 18 years as a financial planner, & 28 years as a specialist Aged Care Specialist.
Eric is passionate about helping people to understand their financial choices to ensure they make informed decisions which allows them to take control of their financial future with confidence. Eric will go out of his way to make sure his clients understand what their options are, what the risks are, & the likely implications of their actions, both positive & negative. The reason he chose “Balance” as the name of his business (he feels everyone needs to have a balanced view) Therefore his role is usually that of financial coach.

Book a call with Eric
Carol Karahalias
B.Math. Dip. F.P. - Southern Region

About Carol
Carol came to Balance Retirement & Aged Care Specialists after 15 years as a Senior Para Planner with NRMA Financial Planning and Clearview. Carol has a degree in Mathematics, and the Diploma of Financial Planning and has incredible technical skills and knowledge, a talent required for the rigors of Aged Care.
We are thrilled to have Carol work with us, as she brings the warmth and compassion needed to help our clients through this very difficult time.

Book a call with Carol

Trust Bar

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Over 35,000+ people assisted with their aged care needs
More than 20 years specialising in aged care
Flexible appointments face to face, by phone or by video
Your first call is free, with no obligation

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Are you looking for Financial Planning or Aged Care / Retirement Planning?

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Aged Care Support

For Those Who

What You Receive

Aged Care Options

For Those Who

What You Receive

Aged Care Advice

For Those Who

What You Receive

Compact

Full

New South Wales and ACT

Queensland

Tasmania

Victoria

Western Australia

South Australia

Retirement & Aged Care Specialists

Estate Management & Planning

Service Packages

Residential Aged Care

Retirement Living

Home Care

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Team Block

Eric Hiam

Carol Karahalias

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Eric Hiam

Carol Karahalias