Boyce Moree is in the fertile Gwydir Valley, a cornerstone of Australia's cotton-growing industry. As a major agricultural hub, Moree also supports growing sectors like construction and transport.
Boyce Moree was the second office we established, almost 50 years ago. Then as now, we offer high-quality financial and advisory services to meet the needs of Moree’s diverse population. That includes farming families, business owners, entrepreneurs and others who have made their home near the Artesian Springs of New England.
Global markets faced a more challenging backdrop in September as higher interest rates and bond yields weighed on investor sentiment. Inflation remained elevated, oil prices rose amid renewed Middle East tensions and the Australian dollar weakened, supporting unhedged overseas returns for Australian investors.
Join Boyce and the Moree business community for an evening of networking, connection and conversation at Social Co House on Wednesday 4 November. Enjoy drinks and light refreshments while catching up with familiar faces, making new connections and celebrating another great year in the region.
Succession planning can become difficult when families frame it as retirement, exit or handing over control. Caroline Wilcher looks at how changing the language can help farming families create clearer roles, give the next generation a pathway forward and keep experience within the business.
