A glass half full approach to wellbeing: five signs you’re doing better than you think
20 March
Wellbeing isn’t just about feeling happy all the time—it’s about developing resilience, security, and a positive outlook on life. A “glass half full” approach to wellbeing encourages focusing on progress rather than perfection, recognising...[Read More]
The relationship between marriage and money
20 March
Marrying someone who shares your financial values may be one of the best financial decisions you’ll ever make.
Money can either be a strong foundation for a successful marriage or a persistent source of conflict. Financial disagreements are one...[Read More]
Insurance matters: why keeping your cover is crucial when times are tough
12 March
When finances become strained, it’s natural to look for ways to reduce expenses. Unfortunately, one area people often target first is their insurance cover.
While reducing or even eliminating insurance payments may offer temporary relief, it...[Read More]
Financial New Year Resolutions to make in 2025
2 January
The new year is a perfect time to reflect on your achievements from the ending year and to plan for the new year.
While you can also make resolutions for other aspects of life, financial success should be at the top of your list.
Check if you...[Read More]
Unlocking Financial Freedom: The Power of Early Saving and Investing
5 September
Starting to save and invest as early as possible is one of the most effective strategies for building long-term wealth and financial security.
The key is to consistently set aside even small amounts of money and invest them wisely, allowing you to...[Read More]
Use these 3 tips to maintain a good credit score
16 May
Your credit score is a numerical indicator lenders use to determine how risk-free you are as a borrower. It is based on the details in your credit report, such as your borrowing history and whether you have made timely payments.
People with low...[Read More]
How to save money around the home during times of rising interest rates
3 November
With interest rates rising almost everywhere, including Australia, people have begun tightening their purse strings as best they can.
However, decreasing spending to ensure your expenses match your reduced budget could mean barely any savings or...[Read More]
What Is Dollar Cost Averaging?
26 October
Investing can be a challenging exercise, although the principle behind it is deceptively simple: buy when prices are low. However, this is easier said than done. Even seasoned investors who attempt to time the market to buy at the most advantageous...[Read More]
Fuel relief to end amid price spike fears
21 September
The federal government will end petrol excise relief but insists motorists won’t be hit too hard at the bowser.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has confirmed the September 28 deadline on the temporary fuel excise cut of 22 cents per litre, citing the...[Read More]
Top tips to build and maintain a good credit score
14 September
Your credit score is a numerical indicator lenders use to determine how risk-free you are as a borrower. It is based on the details in your credit report, such as your borrowing history and whether you have made timely payments.
People with low...[Read More]
Petrol price rises to further hit budgets
7 September
The consumer watchdog will be on the lookout for unnecessary price hikes as the fuel excise is reinstated in full later in the month.
The reintroduction of the tax will see motorists pay an extra 25 cents per litre, including GST and indexing to...[Read More]
Top 3 Tips to Maintain a Good Credit Score
27 July
Your credit score is a numerical indicator lenders use to determine how risk-free you are as a borrower. It is based on the details in your credit report, such as your borrowing history and whether you have made timely payments.People with low...[Read More]
Five steps to building wealth [VIDEO]
15 January
MoneySmart
(ASIC)
1. Know your financial starting point
If you don’t know your current financial position, how will you know if your wealth is growing?
If you want to build your wealth, making a list of all your assets and liabilities is a great...[Read More]
[VIDEO] 5 People around the world shared their take on living well
1 January
Money and Life
(Financial Planning Association of Australia)
What does living well mean to you in 2020?
People around the world shared their take on living well in a 30-second video. Find out how five global citizens are planning for their best...[Read More]
Building an emergency fund for a rainy day [VIDEO]
30 October
Video: Building an emergency savings fund
Financial counsellor, Kristen Hartnett from The Salvation Army Moneycare explains how you can build an emergency fund to help you cope with unexpected expenses when things go wrong.
Money Smart
(ASIC)
An...[Read More]
