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There are hundreds of personal finance apps out there, including plenty focused on saving and budgeting. We take a look at some the most popular budget apps available in Australia to help you decide what’s best for you. Nobody likes having to stick to a budget. Nobody. Except maybe rich people (because, no surprise, being… Read more »
Managing money in your 20s means learning to take risks while you dream up your future. Your 20s is the decade to take some risks. Because whatever happens, you have the most amount of time possible to recover. As you get older it becomes harder to take risks and bounce back if they fail. In… Read more »
Balancing the family budget is one of the toughest tasks for any household. So, finding and fixing financial leaks will make it so much easier. It’s the great Australian squeeze: prices keep going up but wages growth isn’t keeping pace. No matter how tight a ship you try to run, there always seems to be… Read more »
Looking to set some financial goals? Remember, it’s all about a change in behaviours and creating achievable financial habits to get you there. Money doesn’t buy happiness but it can certainly help. And the key is building healthy financial habits. These are the daily, weekly monthly and yearly practises that you do without fail. After… Read more »
So many people spend more money than they have, for just as many different reasons. Coming to terms with what those reasons are is the first step in building a personal finance plan that you can stick to. Spending money is fun and it can make us feel powerful, sexy, in control and in charge.… Read more »
Once the dregs of the wedding cake have been thrown away and the honeymoon snaps are safely in their frames, how you deal with money as a couple becomes an important consideration. When two people decide to walk down the aisle together, they’re probably not basing their decision on how financially compatible they are. At least we… Read more »
Managing money in your 40s means clearing your personal debt and planning for well into your future. First up, I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again because it doesn’t matter how old you are — get out and stay out of consumer debt. We’re talking credit cards, personal loans, financed couches and TVs.… Read more »
Plenty of retirees are looking for ways to supplement retirement income. A new report from International Living shares practical ways to do exactly that. A comfortable retirement feels like it’s getting further out of reach for many. An unpredictable economy, pressure from younger generations to share wealth, and a lack of adequate investments and savings… Read more »
Managing money in your 30s means getting your financial foundations sorted and beginning to invest for your future. Many people say that their 30s are the best years of their life, and we hope that’s 100 per cent true with regards to your money too! With a bit of common sense and a heap of… Read more »
As the property industry continues to go from strength to strength, it is becoming harder for Australians to save for a deposit. The average Aussie has $28,426 in savings, but that varies greatly depending on age and gender, according to the latest figures from Finder. The report found that young Aussies aged around 23 years were… Read more »
