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Around 15 million Aussies with some form of private health care cover are about to feel the pinch of another rate rise on 1 April. The government has approved an industry average price increase of 3.73 per cent – the biggest hike since 2018. But don’t be fooled by the headline figure because the impact… Read more »
Financial abuse is all around us but elderly people are more at risk, and the reason is very sad … We don’t like to think about getting older, but it’s a fact of life. Unfortunately, it’s also when we’re most vulnerable to financial abuse. Elder financial abuse is when an older person, often lonely, frail… Read more »
Millions of Australians with private health insurance could be paying more for their policies this year with a “perfect storm” putting pressure on premiums. Health Minister Mark Butler has announced that he’s approved an average 3.73 per cent lift in private health insurance premiums as inflationary forces and tensions between hospitals, governments and insurers have… Read more »
Teaching our kids basic money skills early on will not only give them the tools to build wealth, but more importantly, help them steer clear of financial pitfalls. I know I talk about financial literacy a lot … it’s something I’m really passionate about. But honestly, I can’t help but wonder how much financial strife… Read more »
With a rate cut comes an increase in property values … But the higher prices might mean you now need to borrow more. Here’s how to make yourself more appealing to a lender. Be honest with yourself While rate cuts will improve borrowing power, be warned they won’t necessarily bring homeownership dreams closer in reach.… Read more »
As the cost of living continues to bite, make sure you get savvy when it comes to these expenses. Big changes are coming and you need to be across them … Australian families could pocket or miss out on hundreds of dollars in savings depending on a series of upcoming pricing decisions. Authorities are due… Read more »
Buyers are starting to see a drop in housing values, but we still need increased supply to make property affordable – and it’s not happening anytime soon. It does make me laugh. When the residential property market is booming, all the media coverage is focused on the lack of affordability for first home buyers. My… Read more »
Another day, another scam … The ATO is warning us to be alert for potentially dodgy tax schemes which are spreading online, including through social media. Acting Deputy Commissioner, Sarah Taylor, is urging individuals to be wary of online promotion of tax schemes promising to significantly reduce or avoid tax altogether. Stay alert Sometimes… Read more »
Are you on the same financial page as your partner? This little habit could not only save your money, but also your relationship. Here’s a challenge: I want you to spend 15 minutes a month thinking about your money. It doesn’t sound like much but how many people, individually or as a couple, actually sit… Read more »
Australia’s property market has been running hot with sky-high property prices and record-breaking sales for several years. But as major markets like Melbourne and Sydney begin to slow, is the tide turning? Are we going back to a pre-COVID-style buyer’s market? And what’s the forecast on when rates will finally drop? There’s a lot to… Read more »
