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6 ways to navigate your finances in your 40s

6 ways to navigate your finances in your 40s

In your 40s, with luck, you’ve left behind the credit card debt and personal loans from your 20s and 30s. After all, these days, you’ve got enough to juggle and should be dealing with only one non-deductible debt.

How to escape the Credit Card debt trap

How to escape the Credit Card debt trap

Did you know that a $2,000 credit card debt would take 17 years to repay if you only pay the minimum repayment?2

An Introduction to Investing E-Book

An Introduction to Investing E-Book

With its rewards, however, investing can also be challenging and confusing. Whether you dream of a new house or an investment property, money for your children’s education or the comfort of security and freedom in retirement – understanding the principles of good investing is the foundation of achieving your financial goals. Achieving these goals shouldn’t be luck. It requires commitment, research and patience, to ensure the outcome will be anything but uncertain. And, as with most things, you should plan ahead before you start.

Buying a home

Buying a home

“Are you ready to buy a home”

Relationships & Money

Relationships & Money

Here are some tips on managing finances with your partner

Is it better to buy an investment property or home first?

Is it better to buy an investment property or home first?

Its worth knowing some more about both options to ensure you’re making a well informed decision.

Property market chart pack July 2018 -CoreLogic

Property market chart pack July 2018 -CoreLogic

Sydney dwelling values have fallen by -0.9% over the second quarter of 2018 and they are -4.5% lower over the past year. Dwelling values across Sydney are now -4.8% lower than their July 2017 peak.

Compare principal and interest and interest-only home loans

Compare principal and interest and interest-only home loans

We delve into two of the most popular home loans: principal and interest and interest-only.

Should The RBA raise rates to prepare housholds for highre global rates

Should The RBA raise rates to prepare housholds for highre global rates

And so it’s been this week with a former RBA Board member arguing that the RBA should raise rates by 0.25% to prepare households for higher global interest rates and that the RBA should consider ditching its inflation target in favour of targeting nominal growth.