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Superannuation
What happens to your superannuation when you’re not working?If you’ve become unemployed, you may be wondering what to do with your superannuation when you’re not working. You may still be able to grow your super.
Jodie Humphries -
03 Mar, 2021 -
4 min read
Superannuation
Can I contribute to my spouse's superannuation fund?You can contribute to your spouse's superannuation if they don’t earn enough for a reasonable retirement balance. Based on your contribution and their salary, you may get a tax offset.
Jodie Humphries -
27 Jan, 2021 -
4 min read
Superannuation
How will a recession affect my superannuation?In a recession, super fund balances may reduce due to investments making a loss and early withdrawal of super benefits by eligible members. Find out what may happen to your super funds in a recession.
Jodie Humphries -
26 Feb, 2021 -
4 min read
Savings Accounts
How to negotiate a promotionHow to negotiate a promotion
Laine Gordon -
10 Sep, 2014 -
3 min read
Savings Accounts
Teach your children to be savers, not spendersThe ability to manage money is a valuable life skill - it brings certainty to our lives and minimises our exposure to risk. Research has found that poor financial literacy indicates a greater chance of being unemployed, earning a lower income or experiencing bankruptcy.
Patricia Babalis -
19 Dec, 2013 -
3 min read
Savings Accounts
Start your summer holiday savings nowStart your summer holiday savings now
Laine Gordon -
03 Sep, 2009 -
3 min read
Home Loans
Future suffering: First home owners to battle rising ratesFuture suffering First home owners to battle rising rates
Laine Gordon -
09 Oct, 2009 -
3 min read
Home Loans
Three reasons the RBA will cut rates next weekAfter holding fire in July, the market expects the Reserve Bank to cut the official cash rate to a record low of 1.5 per cent when it meets next Tuesday.
RateCity -
25 Jul, 2016 -
2 min read
Home Loans
Create the home loan of your dreamsAlmost every aspect of our lives can now be customised to suit our needs. From our smartphones to our cars we are spoilt for choice and rarely have to compromise on anything. So when it comes to our home loan, a commitment we lock ourselves into for up to 30 years, why wouldn��_t you be picky?
Patricia Babalis -
10 Mar, 2016 -
2 min read
Personal Loans
Can you get a personal loan with a co-signer?If you need a personal loan but fear that a low credit score might reduce your chances of getting one, you may be considering getting a personal loan with a co-signer. Find out how having a co-signer works.
Jodie Humphries -
01 Jan, 2021 -
4 min read
Personal Loans
Do I need insurance for a personal loan?Taking out a personal loan can be a big commitment, and it may take several years to pay off depending on your loan term. So, you might wonder if it’s necessary to take out insurance to cover yourself in the case of unexpected loss of income.
Georgia Brown -
04 Jun, 2021 -
3 min read
Personal Loans
Should I get personal loan protection insurance in Australia?A personal loan is a great way to fulfil your short-term financial goals. But this comes at high-interest rates, and there is little scope for mistakes. What happens if you’re forced into a situation where you miss your payment?
Jodie Humphries -
10 Dec, 2020 -
5 min read
Credit Cards
Get ready for the plastic crashBad credit card debts are the next wave of the US credit crisis and the trend could spread to Australia. Credit card defaults are hitting record highs in America and there are signs more Australians could start getting into trouble with their plastic too.
Laine Gordon -
25 Nov, 2008 -
4 min read
Credit Cards
Why it's time to leave mum and dad's padA few years ago, people were talking about an "empty nest syndrome", as middle-aged parents were left in big houses they'd bought to accommodate themselves and their kids. But now those houses are filling up again.
Laine Gordon -
07 Oct, 2012 -
3 min read
Credit Cards
Top tips for getting organised with moneyAs more Australians fall victim to financial stress - a record number in the last financial year - now is the time to take control and get organised with household finances.
Laine Gordon -
12 Aug, 2013 -
4 min read