A family with a mortgage of $750,000 is now burdened with about $1,800 in additional monthly expenses compared to this time last year. The surge in […]
For many of us, there is increasing financial pressure due to the current economic environment we find ourselves in. This is why it is crucially important […]
If you are in a relationship it is so important to understand your partner’s values and beliefs are when it comes to finances. Financial pressure is […]
In 2020 in response to the Coronavirus Pandemic, the Australian Federal Government announced a stimulus that allowed Australians to access money from their superannuation accounts early. The intention behind this measure was designed to support people who were adversely financially affected by the unfolding pandemic.
In our experience, people hear the word ‘budget’ and immediately cringe. Not because they don’t think it’s important but because thinking about what you can’t spend […]
When we talk about making a realistic Money Plan, we are not talking about some budget you write at the beginning of the year and then never look at (much like a New Year’s resolution). We are talking about a real plan for your money that you can stick with, because just like a diet, it’s not going to do you any good if you don’t actually stick with it.
I have been pondering a bit lately about happiness and in particular what does pursuing contentment and happiness have to do with money? Can money buy you happiness and if so, why are there miserable millionaires?
Money can’t buy you happiness, but it sure can buy you fun.
And we do. Australians spend $80.3 billion a year on recreation (the 4th highest area of weekly spending, only beaten by the essentials of housing, food, and transport).
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