Q. My fiance and I have had many discussions on how to manage our money when married. We live together and put the same amount into a joint account each week for food, etc, and we each have our own accounts for "fun purchases". He is 38, earns $300,000 ...
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Official cash rates were left on hold last month. The Reserve Bank wasn't so clear this time about its openness to another rate cut but, at the time of going to the printers, some economists were predicting that the next move would be up rather ...
Q. My husband and I had our children in our early forties, so we will be raising them into our 60s. I'm 43 and the kids are three and one. We have a combined gross income of $150,000, an offset account with $35,000, a personal loan of $11,000 and combined ...
It's not all scrimping, saving and living out of a backpack for gen Y, with new research showing that young adults are quickly becoming keen shareholders. A study from CommSec shows that the level of sharemarket participation for people under 35 has ...
Soaring house prices are just one of the reasons first-home buyers are finding it tough to get on the property ladder. Saving a deposit, especially while still paying rent, is another barrier. On average, Australian first-time buyers will now take 4.1 ...
Make no mistake: owning a fully paid-off home is the most important strategy for retirees and anyone heading into retirement. It is the only asset not included in the test for a part or full age pension and the only investment that is free of capital ...
This week Money asks Morningstar where to invest and their pick is the BT Wholesale Property Securities Fund. Objective The fund aims to provide a return (before fees, costs and taxes) that exceeds the S&P/ASX 300 A-REIT Accumulation Index over the ...
Property owners have a love-hate relationship with their mortgage. When interest rates are low and they're ahead of their repayments, having a home loan can be relatively stress-free. But due to life's unpredictability, the smallest change can send ...
Negative gearing is back in the spotlight for several reasons. First, it is clear that investor activity, particularly in Sydney, is having an unhelpful effect on the housing market. Second, Australia has a medium-term fiscal problem that must eventually ...
Cash rates in Australia have been reduced from 4.5% five years ago to a current low of 2%. Mortgage rates have more or less been reduced but focus of late has switched to credit cards, where there has not been a corresponding downwards move. This has ...
