Following the COVID years and the isolation of working from home, many people have struggled to make ends meet, which has become a significant source of financial stress and anxiety. This has made it tough for many employees to focus on their daily activities, and be as productive as they ...

I have just read this recent report with new analysis from The Australian National University (ANU). Did you know that one out of every four Australians are facing some serious financial stress? This is the highest level of financial stress we’ve seen in Australia during the whole COVID-19 pandemic and ...

How do you envision yourself in the coming year, five years down the road, or even two decades from now? The challenge with setting goals, particularly financial ones, lies in our limited ability to picture our future selves accurately. Reflect on the aspirations you had as a child about adulthood; ...

As long as Money has been around, there has been a family friend or work colleague that has been happy to tell you what you should do with your money, usually wrong though. It’s also a subject that really isn’t taught at school and so has long been a topic ...

Reaching financial security and freedom is a worthy goal for any young family, but who has the time? I have come up with these 7 simple steps, and while it requires some discipline and planning, importantly it should not take that much of your very busy time, otherwise it will ...

Some of these are short term goals and others long term but the important point to consider when reading these 7 goals is that most are in order of priority. Although the final goal of getting help or advice can of course be considered at any time, normally people look ...

Financial stress can have a significant impact on relationships. For many people, talking about money is a taboo subject or, at the very least, at the bottom of their 'to-do' list. In addition to those sleepless nights, the pressure of financial burdens can lead to feelings of frustration or blame ...

Essentially, the US debt ceiling is the maximum amount of money that the federal government is legally allowed to borrow in order to finance its operations. This limit is set by Congress and determines how much debt the government can accumulate. It started back in 1917, when Congress created the ...

I am sure many of you would remember the 'smashed avocado on toast’ article that described the present generation as a generation that can’t save and will never afford property, as the inference was that they are spending their money on smashed avocado on toast rather than at home having ...

Property has been in the news a lot lately, with ever increasing interest rates, and this off the back of record growth in last two years. Rental properties are even harder to find so property is a hot topic at the moment.  Simply buying property if thought about in basic ...