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Property investing is not the root cause of Australia's housing problem. We'll always need a private rental market. Our issue is housing *security*.
Here's some ideas to be thinking about in the lead up to June 30 so you make the most of this financial year
The first domino - property insurance - is looking shaky. If it falls, what's next? Join me for a wander down 'what if?' lane, and to some ideas to consider in your financial decision making.
Embarrassed I didn't do this sooner, but better late than never: I'm changing my super, shares and banking to vote for the future I want
Parents can and do shape their children's money knowledge and behaviours from a (very) young age. Choose your words wisely.
Two days out from Fran's passing, I wrote this reflection on what FI has given us. I hope it helps you find your own motivation to aim for FI.
Making voluntary concessional super contributions is appealing, but it's not one-size-fits-all - especially if you're aiming for early financial independence
...or do you just WANT one? Learn more about the benefits and challenges of SMSFs
FIFO work typically comes with a high salary but suffers cyclical downturns, so it pays (ha!) to be making the most of your money.
There aren’t many places you can 'make' more than $26,000 in under an hour with your clothes on. Your mortgage is definitely one of them.
Becoming financially independent takes commitment. Here's what it means and five hard-hitting reasons to aim for FI.
I bought my first property at 19 years old in 2001. This is the story, and my thoughts for teens aspiring to do the same today.
