From The Foundry to the Future

Our new office in The Foundry is not just a workspace. 

For DP Wealth, it represents resilience, agility, and community prosperity.


And it is incredibly special to us.


Walking through our space is like flipping through the pages of time. Adorning our walls are captivating images of the production floors from days gone by. Each room within DP Wealth's new home has a name that resonates with The Foundry's past—whether it's The Forge, or the Southern Cross Room. 

The Foundry’s rich history aligns perfectly with DP Wealth’s values. Established in 1876, it started as a small family business but grew into a global company with 1,600+ employees in 60+ countries. The Production floor manufactured a diverse range of products over the years from wool presses and cattle troughs to steam trains and the iconic Southern Cross Windmills.



Throughout its history, it weathered the storms of World Wars and the Great Depression to become a symbol of local prosperity, demonstrating remarkable resilience, adaptability, and diversification. And these are at the very core of what DP Wealth stands for. 

It also holds a special place in the hearts of the Toowoomba community. Standing for 130 years, it was a cornerstone of employment in the region. The canteen, erected during the Second World War, served not only as a gathering place for company social occasions but also a symbol of community strength during challenging times.


DP Wealth is committed to upholding and contributing to this legacy, by becoming a symbol of support, stability, and prosperity in the Toowoomba region. DP Wealth prides itself on delivering exemplary financial guidance, a spirit of generosity and community empowerment.


We're incredibly excited to share our new home and this brand-new chapter of The Foundry’s story with you.


Contact us at 4690 2588 for an obligation-free discussion about our approach to your financial future. 

May 30, 2025
As the dust settles following the 2025 federal election, investors and retirees across Australia are facing new legislative realities—particularly around superannuation tax thresholds and broader wealth management strategies. At DP Wealth, we understand that policy change can be unsettling. Headlines about “panic selling” and “super tax shocks” make it easy to lose sight of the long game. But rest assured, with expert guidance and a clear plan, there are effective ways to stay ahead—and stay in control. Division 296 and the $3 million super balance cap From 1 July 2025, individuals with super balances over $3 million may be subject to an additional 15% tax on earnings linked to the amount above that threshold, including unrealised gains. Who does this affect? Self-managed super fund (SMSF) trustees High net worth individuals nearing or exceeding the cap Those relying heavily on super for retirement and estate planning What should you be considering now? Does this change impact your retirement goals? Is your current structure still the most tax-effective for you? Would investing outside of super provide greater flexibility or advantages? Should you revise your contribution strategy before July 2025? Our team can walk you through different scenarios and work closely with your accountant and solicitor to ensure your plan remains efficient and aligned with your life goals. Tax Time 2025: Why Proactive Planning Is Your Best Asset Tax planning is never just about this year’s return. It’s about building strategies to: Preserve capital Optimise income distribution Minimise unnecessary tax liability Ensure intergenerational wealth transfer At DP Wealth, we’re committed to helping you stay on the front foot and ahead of the curve. We regularly review our clients’ portfolios to ensure they reflect both market conditions and legislative change. Key Strategies to Discuss with Your Financial Planner Here’s where personalised advice can deliver real value: Strategic Super Contributions - Make the most of concessional and non-concessional caps while they’re still available. Timing matters—especially leading up to July 2025. Diversified Investment Structures - We help clients explore options outside of super, including investment lending, tax-deferred income products, and ETF-based portfolios for cost-effective diversification Retirement and Estate Planning Alignment Changes to tax and super legislation should never be looked at in isolation. We assess their impact on: Your long-term income needs Binding death benefit nominations SMSF succession planning Collaborative Wealth Management We work alongside your accountant and solicitor to implement an integrated strategy that optimises capital gains and losses, leverages available concessions, and supports tax-efficient legacy. Stay Informed. Stay in Control. As we approach the 2025–2026 financial year, it’s critical to ensure your wealth strategy is future-ready. Now is the time to: Revisit your investment allocations Update your superannuation and contribution plans Start succession and estate planning discussions Speak to a professional before making reactive decisions Ready to talk tax and super strategy? Call our Toowoomba office today on (07) 4690 2588, or book a confidential consultation.
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