If you’re lucky enough to have some cash burning a hole in your pocket, popping it under your mattress isn’t really the ideal way to go about things. So where should you put the stuff? It is never too early to start investing in shares....
When it comes to health insurance we’re often told to shop around for a better deal, particularly as policies approach their end date – and that advice has now been backed up by a new study which revealed that loyalty to a provider could see...
If you set yourself money goals at the start of 2019, the upcoming new financial year is a great time to check if you’re on track. And if you didn’t set any goals – or if you have strayed off track – this is the perfect...
The National Mental Health Commission has congratulated Minister Greg Hunt on his reappointment as Minister for Health. On the eve of the new government being sworn in by the Governor-General, Minister Greg Hunt and the commission’s CEO, Christine Morgan, met to confirm the strategic priorities for...
We help you weigh up the pros and cons of buying a brand new car against buying a used car The age-old conundrum when faced with a car purchase is the toss-up between buying new or buying used. With more than 60 manufacturers vying for your...
Transitioning from work life to retirement can be tricky and while most people anticipate retirement being the best years of their lives, many struggle to find a purpose in their later years. A new study of over-50s shows picking up a part time job or volunteering...
A small business loan can be invaluable when you’re establishing your business or when an unforeseen setback occurs, but you don’t want a loan to be short-term gain and long-term pain. Here are six common mistakes businesses should avoid when it comes to commercial finance. Mistake #1:...
While a recent research report has predicted that the ATO’s crackdown on SG non-compliance will be effective in improving the payment of super to employees, the lack of super savings among the self-employed is expected to remain a critical issue.
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Now you can put more into super at the concessional rate of tax, starting from the 2019-20 financial year. Putting more money into the tax-friendly framework of superannuation to help you enjoy a fulfilling retirement. It’s one of those things that seems like a no brainer,...
If you’ve paid off your home, have a healthy stash of super and take an overseas holiday each year, you’ve made it financially. That’s the view of many Australians according to recent research. A study by comparison site Finder found paying off the mortgage is the...
He is also an accomplished presenter and educator
Co-authoring the popular investment book, Property vs Shares.