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Why ‘perfect’ doesn’t exist in investment, but progress does
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Opinion

Why ‘perfect’ doesn’t exist in investment, but progress does

There’s no such thing as a perfect investment portfolio, or a perfect budget, or a perfect savings system, but you can only learn from experience.

  • by Paridhi Jain

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Why money isn’t always about dollars and sense
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Analysis

Why money isn’t always about dollars and sense

While in a black-and-white, emotionless setting, some solutions can be fairly straightforward, the challenge comes in the complexity of us as individuals.

  • by Paul Benson
Feel like you never have enough money? You’re not the only one

Feel like you never have enough money? You’re not the only one

Do you ever feel like you never have enough, despite being financially stable? It’s not uncommon, and it’s something you can change.

  • by Paridhi Jain
Could you pass this financial literacy test? Most young Australians can’t
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Analysis

Could you pass this financial literacy test? Most young Australians can’t

Younger Australians have particularly poor financial literacy, leaving them vulnerable to overpaying for things and not getting the best value for money.

  • by John Collett
For love nor money: How to protect yourself from sexually transmitted debt
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For love nor money: How to protect yourself from sexually transmitted debt

As a financial adviser, I have seen many people shocked and bewildered when they discover the person they once adored has left them in financial ruin.

  • by Jessica Brady
Spending too much? Here’s what you can do about it

Spending too much? Here’s what you can do about it

Overspenders get a bad reputation, often being seen as being lazy, irresponsible and uncaring towards their finances. But I have a different perspective.

  • by Paridhi Jain
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Would your children pass my pocket money challenge? Nine in 10 don’t

Would your children pass my pocket money challenge? Nine in 10 don’t

To set your children up for financial success, try this tough-love challenge.

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
I’m a new investor in my 30s. Should I hire a financial adviser?

I’m a new investor in my 30s. Should I hire a financial adviser?

Don’t assume a financial adviser will automatically sort out your mess for you. It pays to do your research and be prepared.

  • by Paridhi Jain
In a rocky economic climate, we need to teach our kids about money
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In a rocky economic climate, we need to teach our kids about money

While you might be hoping school will do the heavy lifting, parents need to take control of their kids’ financial literacy.

  • by Michelle Bowes
My partner won’t let me help with our finances. How do I get involved?

My partner won’t let me help with our finances. How do I get involved?

Financial conflict in relationships is rarely ever about money. It’s mostly about the relationship.

  • by Paridhi Jain