Happiness isn’t always guaranteed in life. But there are plenty of strategies you can employ to make yourself happier – every day.
You see, happiness is a state of mind that you can choose, even if you’re technical…
If you’re like me, your parents taught you not to take on debt.
You were probably taught something like this: get a good education, get a good job, get married, buy a home and pay it off.
And you were told not t…
APRA’s crackdown on risky lending practices have made a further impact on the market, according to the ABS housing finance data released today.
The ABS data shows there was a 1.4 per cent drop in investor lending i…
Over the years I’ve realised that life is journey of lessons and experiences containing successes and mistakes.
And there’s lot’s of great things about getting older that no-one tells you about when you’re young
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Australians are becoming a little less confident about their financial futures.
This has not been helped by all the talk about housing affordability (or lack thereof), the media’s negative talk about the Melbo…
Despite some concern regarding the future of the property market – mortgage holders appear to be breathing a little easier.
New results from Roy Morgan’s mortgage stress data show that in the three months to April 20…
At some stage in our lives most of us will experience the various highs and lows that go hand in hand with home ownership.
Undeniably today the biggest pressure associated with realising the dream of having a place…
The thing about getting into debt is that anyone can do it!
The hard part, of course, is getting out of debt.
In fact, many people struggle with even admitting they’re in debt in the first place and bounce fro…
There is an old army expression that cautions us to “Hurry up and Wait”, meaning be prepared to leap into action at the drop of a hat, whilst exercising patience just sitting around and waiting for that moment to come…
If you’re anything like the rest of adult population, you’ve at some point made a promise to yourself to get the finances in order.
That’s a great start, but unless you do things differently to what you’ve done up …
