Achieve Financial Success Through Budgeting
Budgeting is often viewed as a mundane task, associated with restrictions and sacrifices, but you can achieve financial success through budgeting.
8 tips to win against the rising cost of living
The behaviour of prices after periods of high inflation can vary, but generally, prices of goods and services do not decrease significantly, keeping the cost of living high.
The Financial Side of Starting a Family
Starting a family is a significant milestone that brings joy, excitement, and new responsibilities.
How to Raise Money Smart Kids
One of our most important responsibilities as parents is teaching our children the skills they need to thrive; financial literacy is no exception.
The shock of unexpected expenses
The shock of unexpected expenses can cause anxious feelings in most of us. Where it’s a positive surprise that speaks for itself, positive feelings of wellbeing usually follow.
New Year’s Resolution
If you made a New Year’s Resolution, was it geared towards your financial wellness? If it wasn’t, or you didn’t make one at all it’s not too late, in fact it’s never too late.
Avoid impulse spending – Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales
Avoid impulse spending – Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales are upon us, with a marketing onslaught that can be hard to resist.
Why women suffer more financial stress
Why women suffer more financial stress. Recent studies have found women feeling considerably more financially stressed than men – but why?
Dealing with financial stress from increased cost of living
Dealing with financial stress from increased cost of living. Australia is in the grips of cost-of-living crisis which poses a threat to the financial stability of many, with high levels of financial stress almost guaranteed for millions experiencing rising costs.
Uni students become more debt laden
Uni students become more debt laden. University students will feel the pinch even more as the indexation rate applied to HECS–HELP loans has jumped from 1 June 2022 to 3.9 per cent (0.6% per cent in 2021), the highest rate in a decade.