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Personal finance
The 6 factors wealthy people have in common
Research has identified six characteristics millionaires have in common. How many do you possess?
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6 essential steps to protect your finances after separation
While separation is often traumatic leaving a lot to process, it’s important to take these steps right away to help you move forward faster and mitigate complications down the track.
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7 steps to take control of your finances in 2019
The new year is an ideal time to create positive change in your life. Here are 7 simple steps to get better control of your money and achieve your financial goals.
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10 of our best Christmas shopping hacks
It’s easy to save money and still have fun this Christmas with our top Christmas shopping hacks.
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How ethical funds can help de-risk your portfolio
Ethical investing enables you to invest in a way that is more consistent with your values, as well as de-risk your investment portfolio.
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Will you be better off leaving Sydney?
Sydneysiders are leaving the city in their droves due to the high cost of living. But will you really be better off moving elsewhere?
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What tax deductions can you claim working from home?
Working from home can be great from a tax perspective, but there are a few things to keep in mind. Here’s what you need to know.
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Are millennials spending too much due to social media?
While it was once about keeping up with the neighbours, is the rise of the Insta celebrity making us want even more? The pressure to have a certain lifestyle may be affecting the way we manage our money, but it doesn’t have to be that way.
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Why it’s ok not to buy a house
While there is a general belief that if you don’t own a home you’ll never get ahead financially, this isn’t necessarily the case. There are many other ways you can invest for the future. Here are some other options to consider.
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Airbnb, Uber, Airtasker… Is the share economy really worth it?
Some people are making a fortune through the share economy, whereas others are working for less than minimum wage. How do you know if it is worth it and whether you should do it too?
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