by Harry Ashdown | Sep 15, 2023 | Budgeting, Debt, Economics, Housing, Interest Rates, Lifestyle, Retirement
Get control of your credit score and credit reports as one of the most crucial steps you can take to improve your financial situation. Your credit score is a number that expresses how likely you are to make timely payments on your debts or how creditworthy you are....
by Harry Ashdown | Aug 28, 2023 | Budgeting, Debt, Interest Rates, Lifestyle, Scams
Although using credit cards to make purchases may seem convenient, they can also be a trap that causes you to accumulate debt and pay excessive fees and interest. Millions of people in Australia are impacted by the serious issue of credit card debt. Australians owed...
by Harry Ashdown | Aug 16, 2023 | Debt, Interest Rates
If you have a Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) debt, you may be required to make mandatory loan repayments. These repayments are computed depending on your income and the Australian Government’s repayment limits. We will explain how your HELP repayments are...
by Harry Ashdown | Aug 9, 2023 | Budgeting, Debt, Economics, Family, Housing, Insurance, Interest Rates, Investing, Lifestyle, Retirement, Superannuation, Tax
If you’re like most individuals, you probably have certain financial goals in mind. You may wish to save for retirement, purchase a home, pay off debt, or explore the world. Whatever your objectives are, they will require strategy and discipline to achieve. But...
by admin | Jul 25, 2023 | Debt, Economics, Family, Interest Rates, Investing, Retirement, Superannuation, Tax
If you’re thinking of retiring soon, you might want to know about the Transfer Balance Cap (TBC) for pension accounts in Australia. It’s a limit on how much money you can transfer from your superannuation account to your pension account. Why does it...
by admin | Jun 28, 2023 | Active, Debt, Economics, Federal Budget, Index, Interest Rates, Investing, RBA, Tax
The RBA feels like it is playing catch up as we had another rate rise and expected to have another one in July due to the high increase in award wages starting on 1 July. The US has paused rate hikes, however it was also a lot more aggressive in getting there given...
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