It’s easy to walk into debt, but so much harder to get out of it. You must own your mess and know that your financial reason for living is to pay down your debt, writes Glen James author of Sort Your Money Out & Get Invested. Apathy...
Understanding financial health Financial health is an important part of our lives. When we take care of our financial health we can better manage financial stress and achieve our financial goals. Financial health is made up of three components: the ability to meet everyday commitments like paying your...
The importance of having a financial safety net Have you ever faced an unexpected expense that left you scrambling for cash? It could be something relatively small and sudden, like an unplanned trip to the dentist, or a larger shock like losing a job. In both situations, it...
Saving money is a fundamental aspect of financial security, yet many people find it difficult to set aside a portion of their income reSaving money is a fundamental aspect of financial security, yet many people find it difficult to set aside a portion of their...
The end of a relationship is never easy, but there are steps you can take to help things run more smoothly. First steps when you separate A good first step is to try to agree on practical matters, even if it's just for the short term. Together,...
Here's some easy money management skills for children of different ages. Teaching good financial habits, such as saving and budgeting, is one of the best ways to prepare children to have a secure financial future. It's never too early or late to start talking about money with...
When it comes to debt consolidation, Australians have several options at their disposal. Among the most common are credit cards and personal loans. Each has its own set of advantages and potential pitfalls, and the best choice often depends on an individual’s financial situation and goals....
What is an emergency fund? An emergency fund is a financial safety net, offering you instant access to money when you need to cover the cost of unplanned expenses, like losing a job, unexpected travel or a medical emergency. This involves putting funds aside periodically so...
My Rich Habits research has been covered by the media in twenty-seven countries. I’ve done my best to share that research with over thirty million people around the world through my books (Rich Habits, Rich Kids, Change Your Habits Change Your Life and Rich Habits Poor...
Life is expensive. The cost of living seems to be increasing almost as swiftly as Sydney’s house prices, and it can be a struggle to keep your head above water financially, let alone prosper. But do you want to know the truth? Deep down, there’s usually a reason why...
He is also an accomplished presenter and educator
Co-authoring the popular investment book, Property vs Shares.