How you can take control of your finances

Life is a series of choices or moves. Understand how to better manage your personal finances and build the confidence to make every move a smart one.

Better manage your personal finances

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Starting your first job – what a milestone

Starting a new job is the beginning of an important financial journey. Discover what you need to know, and the steps to take, to set yourself up for the future.

How to make a financial plan

A financial plan can help build wealth over time, aiding the protection of your financial future. Regardless of why you need one, a financial plan will be different for everyone.

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How mindfulness can help manage your money

A form of meditation, mindfulness has been shown to promote better work ethic, sleep, and even, money management skills.

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You can help your kids on the property ladder

Parents naturally want to help their children, even when those ‘kids’ are well in to adulthood.

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Kids, money and apps

Teaching kids about cash can be a real challenge. By understanding how they approach saving and spending, parents can coach them in making smarter decisions.

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Getting married

Getting married is major milestone. There is plenty to plan for, goals to be shared and new steps to be taken to ensure you achieve your full potential as a couple.

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What are the benefits of seeing a financial adviser?

Whatever your goals, getting advice from a qualified financial adviser can help bring you closer to achieving them.

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Losing a loved one

The loss of a loved one can leave you feeling devastated and distraught. But there is also much to organise. We explain what you need to know at a time of great loss.

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Making the best of a voluntary redundancy

Make the most of the money you now have in your bank account. Here are 6 simple steps to help you make the most of your redundancy pay.

Be financially prepared for life events

Getting married

Getting married is major milestone. There is plenty to plan for, goals to be shared and new steps to be taken to ensure you achieve your full potential as a couple.

How to sort your finances after divorce or separation

Starting over financially takes a bit of time, but if you take the right steps, it can provide you with a clean slate to get moving with the next phase of your life.

Losing a loved one

The loss of a loved one can leave you feeling devastated and distraught. But there is also much to organise. We explain what you need to know at a time of great loss.

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To rent or buy

The decision to rent or buy is just one of many to weigh up in this key life stage. We explain what to consider and how good financial advice can help.

3 ways to plan for your 40s

Your 40s is a great time to start gaining control of your financial affairs and growing your wealth for a successful financial future.

How to sort your finances after divorce or separation

Starting over financially takes a bit of time, but if you take the right steps, it can provide you with a clean slate to get moving with the next phase of your life.

How to manage your debt

Consolidating your debts or making sure you’re paying the lowest possible rate on your mortgage are just some of the steps you can take to get on top of your loans.

Having a baby

Having a baby is a life changing experience and definitely one worth planning for. Discover how to lay strong financial foundations for your new life as a family.

Taking control of your finances when you’ve been made redundant

In times of redundancy, it's important to take a few steps to help get your finances under control so you can protect the lifestyle you’ve worked so hard for

An EOFY checklist – what you need to know

Be better prepared for 30 June with our End of Financial Year checklist which may help you maximise your tax time benefits.

Three money tips your grandchildren will thank you for (and why they work)

As a parent and grandparent, it’s only natural that you’d want to share your financial wisdom with your children/grandchildren, to protect them from making the same mistakes you may have.

5 expensive financial mistakes to avoid

The road to financial freedom can have many potholes. Here are some of the most common mistakes people make with money and how to avoid them.

The costs of buying and selling a home

Buying property calls for more than just a down payment. We explain the transaction costs you need to budget for.

Prepare yourself financially against sudden job loss

Facing a sudden job loss can be traumatic and could trigger a financial setback, which is why it’s important to plan and prepare in case you do lose your job or are made redundant.

Helping women take the stress out of managing money

Financial stress is the cause of many sleepless nights. But it doesn’t need to be that way. With a little planning and some simple steps, women can build and manage their wealth with ease.

Teaching kids about money in a digital world

In a digital world, parents are finding it increasingly difficult to teach kids about money. Here, we look at simple ways to make the money conversation easier.

Money matters when you live in rural Australia

If you're thinking of moving to rural Australia, it's worth thinking through factors, such as property, healthcare and employment, before making the switch.

Sexually transmitted debt – what you need to beware of

Do you know when your partner's debt becomes yours?

Having the money talk with your partner

While you may be putting off the money conversation with your partner, understanding how they manage money may make it easier to make decisions