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Budgeting, Financial Planning, Investing

Is FIRE For You?

FIRE… Financial Independence, Retire Early. Sounds nice, doesn’t it? It’s easy to see why the FIRE movement is burning hot across the younger generations. The notions of financial independence and early retirement are surely appealing to the majority. But as with most good things, it comes at a price, and it’s important to weigh up […]

Financial Planning

What to do if interest rates go up

Higher interest rates can present unique opportunities for saving and potential portfolio rebalancing. As inflation continues to challenge the economy, it’s likely we’ll see interest rates rise and economic activity slow. However, that doesn’t have to be cause for panic—higher interest rates can present unique opportunities for saving and potential portfolio rebalancing. What do interest […]

Investing

6 Tips for the Young Investor in Today’s Markets

How much money you’re able to invest each year is one of the biggest factors in achieving your financial goals. And the longer you’re invested, the more time your money has to compound and grow. Inflation is up and markets are down. What does this mean for you? Entering the world of investing can be intimidating, […]

Debt Management, Financial Planning

How Interest Rate Changes Affect your Mortgage

Buying a home is one of the most significant decisions a person makes. In a modern landscape where the ratio of homeowners to renters decreases, the emphasis on making an informed financial decision like buying a home is amplified. Even so, most homeowners don’t consider what home loan rates they are paying. A recent survey […]

Debt Management, Financial Planning

How Much Interest are you Actually Paying?

At 20 years old Jaxon graduated TAFE and found an administration job with a transport company. He immediately applied for a credit card, embracing the convenience of online shopping, streaming subscriptions and tap-and-go facilities, and finally, he could join his friends at concerts, ski weekends and Bali holidays. His credit card soon maxed-out at its […]

Investing

Giving the Gift of Investing

Did you have a savings account when you were young? It wasn’t uncommon and those old Passbook accounts funded many a first car. Now you’re a parent, are you thinking of opening an account for your kids? Record low interest rates have taken some of the fun out of watching bank accounts grow, but there […]