We know residential property values have been booming, but it seems we have a two-speed property market. Houses are doing much better than home units. Maybe with all these lockdowns Aussies are chasing more space to cope? Plus the home unit market is affected by an over-supply of stock from new construction and previous Airbnb… Read more »
If you feel like your debts are getting away from you, it’s time to get busy with debt consolidation. Credit card debt can be a tough burden to carry, especially when sky high interest rates continue to compound and grow the interest cost each month. Throw in a mortgage, a car loan and another credit… Read more »
Liz can’t remember how she landed on the GetCreditScore website back in late 2019. It may have been through a social media ad. Or it could have been through a link in an email. It doesn’t really matter how she got there, though – she’s just glad she did. “I had no debt apart from… Read more »
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Your Money
You’ll have heard these misleading money tips doing the rounds everyday like they’re gospel. It’s definitely time to hear some better advice! How often has someone told you to avoid credit cards at all costs? Or to start saving for your kids’ education the minute they’re born? These are both common misleading money tips that… Read more »
Your Life
Wealthy people know that there’s a difference between having a lot of money and being truly well off. Paul Sullivan, author of The Thin Green Line: The Money Secrets of the Super Wealthy, puts it concisely: wealthy people don’t just have money, they know how to protect and grow their wealth as well. This security… Read more »
Your Business
Bill Gates was 21 when he and Paul Allen registered Microsoft. Steve Jobs was 22 when he and Steve Wozniak launched Apple. Mark Zuckerberg started Facebook in his Harvard dormitory. The biographies of these tech billionaires who achieved great success in their twenties has helped cement the perception that entrepreneurship is a young person’s game.… Read more »
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We know residential property values have been booming, but it seems we have a two-speed property market. Houses are doing much better than home units. Maybe with all these lockdowns Aussies are chasing more space to cope? Plus the home unit market is affected by an over-supply of stock from new construction and previous Airbnb… Read more »
If you feel like your debts are getting away from you, it’s time to get busy with debt consolidation. Credit card debt can be a tough burden to carry, especially when sky high interest rates continue to compound and grow the interest cost each month. Throw in a mortgage, a car loan and another credit… Read more »
Liz can’t remember how she landed on the GetCreditScore website back in late 2019. It may have been through a social media ad. Or it could have been through a link in an email. It doesn’t really matter how she got there, though – she’s just glad she did. “I had no debt apart from… Read more »
Given the intricacies and possibilities around home loans, the so-called comparison rate may not always be helpful. As a tool, it can be too blunt for the job. We trust ourselves all the time with the comparisons we make in everyday life between items as varied as shoes, cars and even people. So, we’d expect… Read more »
The ATO has a vigilant tax audit program in place. So at tax time it’s critical to assess the risk profile of your investments and know what they’re looking for. With group certificates and financial year end investment statements about to hit, the attention of most investors turns to tax. The aim is not to… Read more »
There are many factors that determine how much you can or should spend on a home renovation. University of Canberra researcher Gregory Mowle wants you to answer these questions. By Gregory Mowle, University of Canberra Home renovation has long been something of a national sport for many Australians, but community demand for home fix-ups has… Read more »
Afterpay Money is launching in October, but how does it stack up compared to bank offerings already in the market? While Afterpay shares have been a stellar performer in the past, they are stagnating at the moment because of increased competition from the likes of PayPal and CommBank. There’s also criticism that it is a… Read more »
