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I speak at a lot of retirement seminars and the most common question is, “How much do I need in my superannuation to fund a comfortable retirement?” The answer is very individual because it depends on what sort of retirement lifestyle you choose. Everyone is different, with different spending habits, hobbies and passions. ASFA benchmarks:… Read more »
From Perth to Penrith, Aussies are slapping solar panels on their roofs … and for good reason. Electricity prices are climbing faster than a huntsman up a wall, and many households are looking for ways to rein in their power bills. Solar systems – and increasingly, home batteries – are among the most practical solutions.… Read more »
Punishing property investors has wider implications for the housing crisis … particularly the rental market. Rents are rising faster than inflation, so recently I shared some ways tenants can push back. Now, with the Federal Government considering changes to capital gains tax concessions as part of the housing affordability debate, renters have more to worry… Read more »
Regional Australia has extended its lead over the capital cities, with dwelling values rising 3.2 per cent over the three months to January, compared with a 2.1 per cent increase across the combined capitals. The result marks a clear shift in market momentum as affordability, renewed internal migration and competitive conditions direct more buyers towards… Read more »
Rents are soaring across Australia, with increases now well above inflation. For many tenants, the cost-of-living crisis is crippling, especially as everyday essentials like groceries, electricity and petrol continue to climb. But here’s the good news: if you are paying ever-increasing rent, you don’t have to just cop it. There are practical steps you can… Read more »
It’s a simple way to slash your car insurance premium, but you’ll need to think it through. Owning a car is expensive – and the costs don’t stop once you’ve driven it out of the car yard. First there’s the purchase price (and possibly ongoing finance repayments), then insurance, servicing and maintenance, registration, and fuel… Read more »
They are the investment phenomenon which makes a person’s wildest financial dreams come true and then instantly shatters them. Investment “bubbles” have been inflating and bursting for hundreds of years. The wild ride of the gold price and the value of digital currency group Bitcoin over the last few weeks is a timely reminder that… Read more »
If you’re one of the lucky Australians with a holiday house, you may have enjoyed a rejuvenating break at your “home away from home” these holidays. But while you were soaking up the sun and making memories, the Australian Tax Office wasn’t on holiday. Not at all. This year, property owners like you are firmly… Read more »
Resolve to make some good money habits this year – here’s a tickable list to help you on your way. The summer holidays are a time to kick back and recharge. It’s also a time to take stock of life over the last year and set some new priorities for 2026 to continue to improve… Read more »
There’s new momentum in the construction sector, but with it comes increased costs. You’re probably bored of me constantly saying property is all about demand and supply. If there’s strong demand to buy property but limited supply of houses on the market then values will go up. And vice versa. The reason behind last year’s… Read more »
