2017 has been kind to investors
As we head towards the end of 2017, it’s worth taking a look at how investment markets have fared over the year. It turns out we’ve enjoyed a pretty good…
How to cope with losing independence
If you or a loved one is experiencing a loss of independence, you may be able to maintain a sense of control. Few, if any of us, look forward to…
Five tax deductions to know about
You’re probably well aware you can claim a tax deduction for general work-related expenses. But did you know you may be able to claim if: 1. You take a course…
What’s your debt age?
The types of debt we have largely depends on our age and stage in life. For most of us, having debt in some form or another is an inescapable fact…
How to buy a good gift
Advice to make sure the gifts you buy won’t be gathering dust by Boxing Day. We’ve all been there: scratching our heads, making lists, scouring shops, browsing online for that…
Selfie obsessions – What’s it all about?
Mirror on the wall In 2013, “selfie” was officially added to the Oxford Dictionary. It refers to a person taking a photo of themselves with their own phone or camera….
It pays to contribute to your partner’s super
If your spouse is a stay-at-home parent, working part-time or out of work, adding to their super could benefit you both financially. If your spouse (husband, wife, de facto or…
For the young it a question of engagement
Robyn Bowerman relates a chat he had with a young relative who was starting a new job. A case for starting to save from the outset. The importance of asset allocation.
