I’ve come across a couple of good money tools for kids that will help them on their journey to understand the value of money. Each of the apps I’ve chosen will help kids have a better understanding of how to earn money, value money and save money. A hidden benefit is that each of these… Read more »
Have you ever seen an online deal that looked too good to be true? These tips can help you spot scams online. This is Scam Awareness Week with regulatory authorities like ACCC and ASIC warning Australians to be extra vigilant because of the sophistication of online investment scams. We’re swindled out of over $500 million… Read more »
Megan Chircop says she has always been very sporty. The medical scientist and nutritionist is the founder of Body Sculptors Australia, a business with a mission to help everyday Aussies develop a healthier relationship with food. She tells Kochie’s Business Builders an active childhood contributed to her love of healthy food and exercise. “I have… Read more »
Hi gang! This Friday and Saturday, Libby and I will be part of the money expo at the ICC at Darling Harbour in Sydney. We’d love to see your there… come and have a chat. It’s a sort of Festival of Finance for anyone who wants a better deal on their money, superannuation and investments. It’s… Read more »
With interest rates on the rise and a mortgage rate hike looking likely in the future, is it time you considered consolidating your debt? A balance transfer can be a great option if you can make it work to your advantage. Remember though, this zero interest honeymoon period is only for a limited time. According… Read more »
Every parent knows children can ask the most disarming questions which can leave you laughing, crying, embarrassed, angry, squirming… or all four at once. Whether it’s questions around looks, sex, death or money, children don’t have a filter in their enquiring minds. But your first response can often set the tone for an answer which… Read more »
New parents are often aware of the sleepless nights and constant care that comes with having a new baby. However, what can take them by surprise is the costs that come with their bundle of joy. According to recent figures released by Choice before you’ve even left the hospital with your baby, new parents can… Read more »
Work at home mums (WAHMs) have been swindled. And part of the con is that we blame ourselves for it. But I’ve got a secret weapon against the great WAHM swindle. Before you write me a strongly worded comment about work at home dads having the same struggles, let me reassure you of something. You’re… Read more »
From philanthropic efforts to deciding who gets that precious family heirloom, leaving a lasting legacy requires more than just deciding who gets your money. When the time comes and it’s our turn to shuffle off, we all want to feel like our life mattered, like we’ve made our mark on the world we leave behind. One way… Read more »
The weekly food and drinks shopping bill for the average Australian household (couple with 2 kids) is around $280 a week. When we pay that supermarket bill at the checkout, we always have this nagging feeling we’ve paid too much. The presentation displays, the music, the ambience of the aisles makes shopping today almost a… Read more »
