By: Alex Cook
In this day and age we are bombarded by choice, never before have we had so many choices about what we can do and what we can spend our money on. Continue reading “An Eternal Perspective On Money”
An Eternal Perspective On Money
His Old-School Advice is Freeing a Generation From Debt. Meet Money Guru, Dave Ramsey
By: Laura Bennett
If you’re struggling to see how you’ll ever afford that dream home or education, or how you will ever get out of debt, Dave Ramsey’s advice – in high demand with millennials and boomers alike – could give you the hope you need. Continue reading “His Old-School Advice is Freeing a Generation From Debt. Meet Money Guru, Dave Ramsey”
How to Build Financial Resilience in a Crisis – 7 Expert Tips From a Debt Coach
By: Stuart Sampson
I am a planner. That’s why I keep a diary. A diary gives me an idea of what to expect, a sense of control. Continue reading “How to Build Financial Resilience in a Crisis – 7 Expert Tips From a Debt Coach”
Millennials and the Quest for the Great Australian Dream
By: McCrindle
Breaking into the housing market is a hot topic amongst today’s younger generations with many bemoaning the skyrocketing house prices, rising cost of living and low wage growth. So is Generation Y better or worse off than their parents’ generation? Continue reading “Millennials and the Quest for the Great Australian Dream”
Australia’s Income and Wealth Distribution
By: McCrindle
The average household annual income is $116,584 and the national average household net wealth has tipped the million-dollar mark for the first time at $1,022,200, according to the ABS’ latest Survey of Income and Housing (2017-18).
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Will You Get a Reward for Your Giving?
By: Alex Cook
Whenever we give gifts to our neighbour, do we sometimes think and expect to be rewarded for doing a good thing? Continue reading “Will You Get a Reward for Your Giving?”
The rise of the ‘Kidult’ in Australia
By: McCrindle
The proportion of young adults, or ‘kidults’ living at home in their 20s is on the rise, new data from The Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) shows.
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Teaching Your Kids About Debt, Gratification & Priorities
By: Robert Garrett
Teaching your kids financial skills is one way to set them up for their future. Australian households owe $2.34trillion (as at March 2018), the second highest level of household debt in the world; only Switzerland has more. In 2016 around one third of Australian households were classified as ‘over-indebted’. Continue reading “Teaching Your Kids About Debt, Gratification & Priorities”
Four Prayers for Financial Help
By: Alex Cook
Prayers… defined as communion, conversation and fellowship with God. When financial challenges such as unpaid bills, rising debts and lack of provisions overcome you, it is always best to get down on your knees first before taking action. Continue reading “Four Prayers for Financial Help”
The Best Place to Get Business Advice
By: Alex Cook
Being in business for yourself can be lonely. The pressure to grow your sales, pay staff and suppliers, keep customers happy, learn and obey new regulations and build something that supports your family is a challenge at the best of times. Continue reading “The Best Place to Get Business Advice”