Share market investors often etch significant trading events into their memory. Take last month, for example. Many investors will remember that it marked the five-year anniversary since the 2020 COVID…
When the Reserve Bank decreases the cash rate, it usually signals falls in borrowing costs across the economy and can be good news for mortgage holders. Movements in interest rates…
Treasurer aims to “rebuild living standards” Much of the 2025 Federal Budget was already known, after a volley of pre-election spruiking for votes. But Treasurer Jim Chalmers had one surprise…
Preparing for the Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) year-end is never a walk in the park and, with the ATO now using increasingly sophisticated data matching programs, it is more important…
Refinancing is replacing your existing mortgage with a new mortgage. You can refinance with your current lender or go to a new lender. It may be a good way to…
About 36% of homeowners still have a mortgage when they retire, up from 23% a decade ago. This increase in mortgage debt is due to soaring property prices, changes in retirement ages and easy…
In today’s fast-paced world, where every minute counts, managing personal finances can feel like another tedious task. However, thanks to the rise of personal finance automation, managing these tasks, can…
Buying your first home is an exciting goal, but it can be challenging, and it makes sense to use all the help you can get to make your dream a…
As investors grapple with uncertainty, keeping a cool head has never been more important. “Time in the market, not timing the market” is a popular investment philosophy that emphasises the…
As we kick off the new year, many of us are excited to embrace fresh beginnings, set new goals, and maybe even tackle those pesky resolutions. But if you’re feeling…