Dear Paul, I am 42 and my wife 40, with three children. We have paid our mortgage to 99% but plan to renovate in the next two years. To ensure the loan does not get to 100% we have reduced the monthly repayment to the minimum and are moving all excess ...
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So you and your partner have decided to make the big leap and move in together. While this arrangement provides much to look forward to, you have probably already realised that there is a lot more to it than just moving your stuff to a new place and ...
Just what we need... another agency to keep score on us. Credit Simple, part of Dun & Bradstreet, joins GetCreditScore, which uses Veda data and is backed by peer-to peer lender SocietyOne, and Credit Savvy, part of Experian, to become the third agency ...
Are you curious to know what other people are paying for their bills? We're teaming up with readers to find out who is paying what, and share the best tips for saving money. Queensland woman Frances has a demanding schedule, including full-time ...
Netflix charges, online shopping and recurring direct debits are draining the bank accounts of young Aussies, who are losing the battle against "invisible money". "Invisible money powers the sharing economy - it's the money that third-party providers ...
The most important thing to know about home loans is that interest is calculated on the daily balance and charged to the loan account monthly in arrears. Take advantage of this fact, because if you can reduce the daily balance, even by just $1, you ...
Canstar's Travel Money Card Star Ratings reveal which cards offer the best value If an overseas adventure is on your bucket list, choosing the right card for your situation may save you extra spending money. Travel money cards, which give travellers ...
I've talked with numerous people nearing retirement recently, and most said that they become acutely aware of two things as they come closer to retirement: how well they have (or haven't) planned for their financial future; and the kind of future they ...
It came as no surprise that the RBA has held the cash rate at 1.5% for its 10th consecutive meeting today. The decision comes on the back of upbeat labour market reports, with unemployment falling to 5.5% since the last meeting and a trend towards more ...
Would you move your home loan if the interest rate increased by 0.15%. In dollar terms that's around $35 a month extra on a $400,000 loan at 5%. What if the hike was more, say 0.25%. That's a jump of $59 a month in repayments. I guess the answer really ...
