With ‘the year that was’ behind us, entering the new year with a plan to streamline is at hand. Last year taught us where our priorities lie and where we can cut off the fat in our lives. Where many Read more…
Well 2020 did not turn out how we all expected. This year saw many of us thrown into uncertain times and faced many challenges. However, through it all, there are a couple of things I think we all learnt. The Read more…
I like cash. Although I don’t carry a lot around with me, I still like to always have some. Covid has brought about a push towards a cashless society but there a number of drawbacks to that. And just to Read more…
With the Morrison government’s decision to block foreign investments that go against “the best interests of the people”, many are rejoicing. The new mandate that the Department Foreign Affairs must approve all State agreements with foreign governments, there will be Read more…
Covid-19 has certainly impacted our finances significantly and many have resorted to accessing a portion of their Super early. Access to our super funds has always been an option for those facing financial hardship or on compassionate grounds, and although Read more…
You’ve found your dream home but you don’t have a large deposit. What’s your borrowing capacity? What if it’s not enough? Here is when considering LMI or Lender’s Mortgage Insurance may be an option for you. LMI is an insurance Read more…
Neo banks are all the rage. We love getting a good deal and with us becoming more and more tech savvy, the switch to digital banks is appealing. However, are they really that good? For those of you that may Read more…
You’ve turn 18 and congratulations, you now qualify for your first credit card. Your bank will likely send you a letter offering you your very own credit card account with a low limit of around $1,000. This letter may make Read more…
With Covid-19 we are spending so much more time at home. So how about a few games that are not only fun, but teach tools that are key for learning aspects of money matters. When it comes to our finances Read more…
For a vast number of Australians, the $750 ScoMo stimulus funds will be arriving in bank accounts over the next 2 weeks. For many, the first inclination is to pay off some debt or put it in the bank, however Read more…