It is hard to get people interested in the financial world in general, let alone your children. But young people are a group of people who could benefit the most from financial literacy and the use of superannuation. There is a huge generational gap when it comes to total wealth, and understanding “what is super” can help.…
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For centuries, Muslims have contributed to the Australian landscape and advancement. Australia is a unique multicultural country, made up of Islamic communities as well as non-Muslim ones. But Islam and the Muslim community has always been welcome down under, since the time of the Macassans trading with the Indigenous in the 16th century, to the…
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It is with great pleasure that Crescent Wealth announces the onboarding of one of our newest board members – Mr. Charlie Shahin! Mr. Charlie Shahin is one of Australia’s most successful but understated businessmen. From humble beginnings, Mr. Charlie Shaheen is warmly embraced as a part of Crescent Wealth. “On behalf of my fellow board…
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Samsung Electronics is a leading global electronics company specialising in handsets, tablets, personal computers and peripherals, networking, consumer electronics, appliances and components. Samsung ranks as the largest producer of memory chips, LCD/OLED panels and TVs globally by revenue, and second in mobile phones and tablets. Samsung’s management philosophy is to “devote our human resources and…
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An oft-repeated word in all discussions financial. And whilst the shariah (Islamic law) is clear on its stance on Riba (namely, it being haram), it has reappeared in contemporary discussions around conventional banking and the modern banking system. More controversially, it has also become the centre of heated debate amongst Muslim jurists in light of…
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Discrimination. A word that carries so much baggage and history, and continues to remain a topic of important political and societal conversation today. Australian Muslims, like other minorities, are not exempt from being on the receiving end of discrimination. The Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) released a document last month detailing the instances of abuse…
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Lockdown, Covid 19 Corona and extra time with the family. Sound familiar? It’s more than a common experience – we’re all living a life locked away in the corners of ours homes. And although staying at home is enjoyable for the introverts among us, for some, it has meant increased time in abusive relationships that…
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In Australia, Sydney and many of its surrounding areas are now experiencing a lockdown. This stay-at-home order was put into place on 28 August, following high numbers of the Delta variant, and is planned to last 4 weeks longer than initially expected. Considering the effects of lockdown on mental health, it can be difficult to readapt…
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Over 476 million Indigenous people live in 90 countries across the world today. They account for 6.2% of the global population and boast a massive diversity of unique cultures. The UN established the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. The purpose of this day is to honour the contributions of Indigenous nations. It is…
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Your 50s can be an exciting decade, from paying off your mortgage to perhaps having grandchildren. However, now’s the time to make sure your halal super is on track for your retirement. Whether you need to start saving more or you’re already on track, you should know. Then, you won’t have to worry about your…
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