La Trobe Financial has been named Money's 2023 Non-Bank Lender of the Year as part of the Consumer Finance Awards. In today's world of high interest rates, it pays to think outside the square when it comes to sourcing finance. Non-bank lender ...
Aussies have taken to travel this year in record numbers, with the Australian Bureau of Statistics reporting in June total departures of 1,556,710 - an annual increase of 675,850. With spring school holidays fast approaching, we expect to see even more ...
This reporting season, we witnessed a good test of the health of our market in the wake of consecutive rate hikes. The XAO has continued to trade steadily sideways. Reporting season clarified how quality stocks with a history of good growth, such as ...
Property may be a popular path to wealth, but it's certainly not the only investment available - and it's not even our favourite money-maker.That title goes to shares. According to the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), more than 7 million Aussies ...
The number of people who want to invest in companies that outperform on both financial and environmental, social and governance (ESG) grounds is higher than ever. While identifying financial outperformance is well understood, it is less easy to identify ...
There are a whole host of criteria to go through before deciding to invest. Is the investment short or long term? Will you need the cash while it is tied up in the investment? You also need to consider the level of return, the level of risk and whether ...
As a single parent to six-year-old Luna, Sheridan Rowe says her life is a fine balance between working as much as she can to pay the bills and finding some space so she can be a decent parent. Single parents typically reduce their working hours and ...
Dear Paul, My wife and I have $940,000 left owing on our house, worth about $1.3 million. Half our mortgage is variable, half is currently fixed at 2.2%, but the fixed period ends in November. Should we refix half or all of the mortgage ? Or leave it ...
Setting up your kids' financial futures isn't as simple as when you were their age, and making mistakes could wind up costing them dearly. It's fantastic that you're planning to teach your children about money and set up a nest egg of ...
Dear Paul, I have a sort of cost-of-living question. I know the best way to increase my income is to get a new job, but I'm worried about changing jobs in this economy. If I started a new job and they had to make cuts, it would be last in, first ...
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