Category Archives: Financial Health
Tips for Teaching Children Good Savings Habits
Teaching children good savings habits early on is crucial for their financial success. Learn easy strategies for parents to instill money values in their children. Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Education, Financial Health, Financial Planning, Personal Finance, Wealth Management
Tagged Financial Education, money management, Parenting Tips, Savings Habits
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Cybersecurity – Identity theft and prevention
The alarming increase in identity theft and scams highlights the importance of cybersecurity. This article provides essential tips to protect your personal information and prevent identity theft, along with steps to take if you suspect your identity has been stolen. Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Behavior, Cyber Security, Financial Health, Financial Wellness, Personal Finance, Support Services
Tagged Cybersecurity, Data Breach, Financial Security, Fraud Prevention, Identity Theft, Internet Safety, Online Privacy, Online Safety, Personal Information Protection, Scams
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10 tips to prepare for retirement
Looking forward to an enjoyable retirement? Our top 10 tips will help ensure you’re on track. From reviewing your investments to getting your estate in order, this checklist will guide you towards a smooth and stress-free retirement. Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Financial Health, Investment Strartegies, Personal Finance, Retirement Planning
Tagged Age Pension, Centrelink Benefits, Estate Planning, Financial Advice, Health and wellness, Investment strategy, Long-term Planning, Retirement Planning, Superannuation, Tax Efficiency
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3 things you may have forgotten to plan for in retirement
Retirement should be a time to relax and enjoy life, but there are important aspects often overlooked. Learn about re-contribution strategies, death benefit nominations, and having a spending policy in place to ensure a stress-free retirement. Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Financial Health, Personal Finance, Retirement Planning, Superannuation
Tagged Age Pension, Death Benefit Nominations, Estate Planning, Financial Advice, Financial Security, Re-Contribution Strategy, Retirement Planning, Retirement Tips, Spending Policy, Superannuation
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How to go broke trying to get rich quick
Can you really get rich quickly? This article explores various legal and illegal investment opportunities promising big returns in a short time, detailing the risks involved and the importance of seeking professional advice. Continue reading
Posted in Financial Health, Investment Strartegies, Personal Finance, Risk Management, Wealth Building
Tagged Capital Gains Tax, Cryptocurrency, Financial Planning, Gambling, Gearing, Get-Rich-Quick Schemes, Investment Risks, Ponzi Schemes, Professional Advice, Pyramid Schemes
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The female investor
Discover how women are transforming the investment landscape. This article explores the rise of female investors, their unique approach to portfolio building, and the support networks helping them succeed in the financial world. Continue reading
Posted in Financial Health, Investment Strartegies, Personal Finance, Retirement Planning, Women's Empowerment
Tagged Female Investors, Financial Education, Financial Planning, Gender Pay Gap, Investment Strategies, Retirement Planning, Stock Market, Wealth Management, Women in Finance, Women's Empowerment
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You might be surprised at what really drives interest rates
This article explains the factors that drive interest rates, including the roles of the RBA, APRA, and external economic influences. Learn how these factors impact your mortgage and financial planning decisions. Continue reading
Posted in Economic Insights, Financial Health, Financial Planning, Mortgage and Loans, Personal Finance
Tagged APRA, Australian Economy, Banking Regulator, BBSW, Economic Health, Financial Planning, Fixed Rate, Inflation, Interest Rates, Mortgage rates, RBA, Variable Rate
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Six steps to mastering your debt successfully
With Australian households being one of the most indebted in the world, this article explains six key steps to quickly get your cash flow back in the black. Learn how to manage your debt effectively and build a more secure financial future. Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Debt Management, Financial Health, Financial Planning, Personal Finance
Tagged Australian Households, Budgeting, Cash Flow, Debt Management, Debt Reduction, Financial Advice, Financial Planning, Financial Stress, Mortgage Stress, Personal Finance
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As interest rates rise, so does the risk of losing your home
With housing prices soaring and mortgages growing, have you considered what may happen when interest rates increase? This article discusses how even a small rise in interest rates can impact your budget and what steps you can take to prepare yourself financially. Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Debt Management, Financial Health, Financial Planning, Home Ownership, Personal Finance
Tagged Budgeting, Cost of Living, Debt Management, Financial Advice, Financial Planning, Financial Stress, Home Loans, Housing Market, Inflation, Interest Rates, Mortgage Review, Mortgage Stress, Savings Strategies
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End of Financial Year 2024 Tips
Get ready for the end of the financial year with these handy tips and opportunities. Ensure you make the most of your super contributions, manage your tax, and plan ahead for the new financial year. Continue reading
Posted in Financial Health, Financial Planning, Personal Finance, Retirement Planning, Tax Strategies
Tagged Budgeting, Centrelink, end of financial year, EOFY 2024, Financial Planning, Income Streams, Investment Strategies, Personal Finance, Retirement Planning, super contributions, Tax Deductions, tax tips
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