Why you need an emergency fund
The importance of having a financial safety net Have you ever faced an unexpected expense that left you scrambling for cash? It could be something relatively small and sudden, like…
Financial Health Day: Take a day – it can pay
Ever thought about taking a break from your routine, a “Financial Health Day” to spend some time tightening up your personal finances? While it might not be the most exciting…
Getting divorced or separating
The end of a relationship is never easy, but there are steps you can take to help things run more smoothly. First steps when you separate A good first step…
Three ways to check your super is working for you
Small changes in performance or fees can make a big difference in retirement. How often do you check in with your super? For younger Australians, the answer is likely to…
Preparing your kids for financial success
Here’s some easy money management skills for children of different ages. Teaching good financial habits, such as saving and budgeting, is one of the best ways to prepare children to…
Combine your super into one account to save
Consolidating your super means moving all your super into one account. It makes your super easier to manage, and saves on fees. Before you consolidate, pick the best super fund…
How much super you need
Take some of the guesswork out of planning for the future. Work out how much super you’ll have when you retire, and if it will be enough to fund the…
5 ways to boost your super
What’s your super strategy? Did you know it’s likely you’ll spend up to two or more decades in retirement? It’s a long time, so will you be able to afford…
Master your retirement: Top tips for achieving financial independence and staying debt-free
Retirement is meant to be a time of relaxation, travel, and spending quality time with loved ones after a lifetime of hard work. However, for many retirees, debt can loom…
