Think before you buy—pause, evaluate need vs. want, research options, and consider long-term value to make smarter financial choices.

The ideal amount depends on your unique financial circumstances , goals, and—most importantly—your peace of mind.   In a recent poll, I...

Since the earliest days of commerce, industries have looked for ways to reduce costs. For many, this meant designing business models around

I’d always known that saving for my first home would require a bucket-load of discipline and sacrifice. And when I thought about the amount

Does your Money Mindset have your back? Or… Is it holding you back?  If you've never really thought about it, you'd be forgiven. 

The tech industry is known for its rapid changes and potential layoffs. An emergency fund provides a cushion

We work hard to earn our income and even harder to save it to achieve our dreams.

As parents, we’re role models, integral to shaping our children’s values and beliefs. Like little sponges, they absorb our behavioural patte

The Household Financial Comfort Report, published by ME Bank, found 22 per cent of Australian households had less than $1,000 in cash saving

An initial $500, plus $50 per week over five years, could accumulate almost $15,000! (Assuming no withdrawals and 2.5% interest over the per

Take one simple example. It’s easy to spend $15 on lunch from a café. But make your own and you could easily save over $10 per day.

Marriage breakdown can result in significant financial commitments and family court outcomes.

When developing a budget, it’s easy to think that you have no control over costs for essential items such as electricity, particularly when

Budgets are also important on a personal level, especially when living costs are rising and uncertainty abounds. So it’s worth having a look

Paying off credit card debt quickly requires more than paying off the minimum each month.