Q. I am a single mum of three teenagers, aged 14, 16 and 18, who lives with me. I own my own home, valued at $730,000. I have three investment properties valued at $435,000, $365,000 and $335,000 with loans of $230,000, $330,000 and $310,000. I also ...
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Investing doesn't have to be about waiting for capital growth. Investments that generate regular income can be useful in a variety of situations, from supporting a small business in the start-up phase to paying for your children's education ...
Lost bank accounts earn decent interest but that's not a practical solution to the yield challenge The interest rate earned on "lost" bank accounts for the 2017-18 period was 2.13%. The average interest rate on a transaction account over the same ...
Last year I went the whole year without buying clothes. My self-imposed ban included everything from shoes, underwear and accessories. Why? Well, firstly to save money and secondly (and perhaps more importantly) to do my bit for the environment by embracing ...
Carsales' share price is now above our buy price and with the interim result due next week we're downgrading it to hold. The online car classifieds company reports its half-yearly result on February 13. We're steeling ourselves for a potentially disappointing ...
Divorce can be a messy battle that no one wants to face. You wouldn't be blamed for putting your head in the sand, hoping the whole thing blew over as quickly as possible. But knowing your legal entitlement is worth your time. With one in three of Australian ...
After the royal commission's damning report card, a big question has to be, "Where to now for retail superannuation?" At least we know what's not part of the answer: the status quo. Retail super may not be going backwards in absolute terms but it's ...
Commissioner Kenneth Hayne's verdict on Australia's insurance industry is in and the game is up. From grossly inappropriate cold-calling and pressure-selling of life insurance to junk insurance sold to people who could never claim on it, the ...
Many schools are ditching the Commonwealth Bank Dollarmites banking scheme without having a replacement program. If this will affect your family, don't worry because there is a do-it-yourself model you can put in place. It works with all banks and ...
Do we have a debt bubble? Bubble might be a tad emotive but suffice to say we are borrowed to the gills. Household debt has been steadily rising in Australia for the past 30 years, even after the GFC, which saw debt fall in other developed economies. ...
