About us
Money Farms provides a unique suite of Insurance and Investment Services, Products and Strategies providing solutions to broad and specific lifestyle needs.
Moneyfarms was founded by Brian Paull, who has many years of experience in the Financial Planning Industry. Brian’s advice, creativity and expertise has helped build Investment & Superannuation Growth, and Financial Security, with Cost, Fee & Tax Control for Individuals, Families and Businesses, before, during, and after Retirement.
People want answers and recommendations, relayed simply, concisely, and easily understandable… to put them in control!
Brian’s benefits to the wider financial sector include:
Guest speaker to Industry, Public Groups & Companies;
Invited to help design Income Continuation Policies by 5 major Insurers; Design of systems to simplify advice and communications;
Submitted to three Senate Select Superannuation Committees;
Presented to Treasury his concepts and design for ‘New Super’. This extremely simple system has only 4 simple Rules and eliminates over 64 complexities of the old system;
One of his more recent concepts has been included in the Government’s ‘Simpler Super’.
Brian S Paull
MD Money Farms Pty Ltd
(42 years in Insurance and Finance Industry)
Money Farms believes in community support directed to many charities.
Brian regularly hosts Christmas parties, with the entry requirement being a gift for The Children of the Smith Family. The ‘Brian and Friends’ group have donated many thousands of gifts for disadvantaged children and it wouldn’t occur without the generous support and involvement of our willing and talented team.
Brian’s charity work also extends to playing Saxophone and Clarinet in the Band at Qantas Pathfinders Review raising funds for the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children, involving 150 – 200 hours each year.
We are supporting the following charities:
The Smith Family The Heart Research Institute
Cancer Council Australia
Sir David Martin Foundation
Medicins sans Frontieres
Wheelchair & Disabled Society
Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children
