$35 is $35!
Research shows that people are more interested in saving a large percentage on a cheap purchase than they are in saving a small percentage on an expensive purchase. This can lead them to waste both time and money, and can also be expensive when it comes to big ticket items like home loans.
Splitting super contributions between you and your spouse.
'Super splitting' is not just a term for managing super when a couple separates. Couples who remain together can also split super between themselves. This opens up a raft of planning opportunities, which we explore in this week's article.
Happy Birthday Low Interest Rates!
It has now been two years since the RBA’s target interest rate last changed. Rates are at historically low levels, and look like staying there for a while yet. Ever wondered why? Read on!
Could you live on $2 a day?
Entrepreneur Elon musk spent his first month in the United States living on $1 a day. He was 17 years old. Obviously, this discipline did wonders for his personal financial planning. Other people have taken on a similar challenge and report much the same thing. This article shows what we can learn from their experience.
Buy the robots.
There are lots of good reasons to make an investment. One is to safeguard you and your family against the changing nature of the Australian economy. If robots are taking over the world, then why not invest in the robots?
Underwriting. Sounds serious
You may have heard the term underwriting in relation to your life insurance. Underwriting sounds serious. And, given why we need to take out life insurance, underwriting is relatively serious. But it is also quite straightforward. This article explains it all.
Parents as co-purchasers of property
Increasingly, parents are helping adult children buy property. This might be to assist younger person to get started in the market, or to help a person get back on their feet after something like a relationship ending. This article discusses one way in which parents and children might come own property.
Grandparents and school fees
According to some estimates, more than 60% of private school fees are at least partly funded by grandparents.
The Government is Giving Away Free Money!!!
Yes, it’s true. The government is giving away free money. There are a few catches, however, and they’re not going to give you a fortune. But if you qualify, this is a government perk that is well worth contemplating.