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Taking the first steps to understanding your finances{yellow-border}
Understanding your finances can be confusing and at times, complicated. Our experience means we have a wealth of knowledge to share, starting with a few basics that everyone needs to know.
Five top tips for buying a car
The time and effort involved in purchasing a new car can often be quite off-putting, particularly for time-poor professionals. Luckily, there are a few simple things you can do to speed up the process of buying your next car.
Five tips for credit card first timers
Credit cards are great for earning points and building a credit history, and they don’t have to cost the earth in fees and interest - but how do they work?
Five tips to make the most of your credit card
Whilst they are a very useful financial tool, have you ever asked yourself “am I getting the most out of mine?”
Getting the most out of tax time
Getting the most out of tax time isn’t just about hoping you’ll land a fat refund cheque that you can squander on new shoes or the latest gadget.
When is a great time to buy a new car?
Buying a car is a big investment, but there's a particular time of year where you can take advantage of price reductions.
How to set SMART goals for managing money
Having spent years at university, chances are you’ve heard of SMART goals. Let’s take a closer look at how SMART principles can help you achieve your financial goals.
Five quickest paths to financial independence
It’s important to get to grips with how becoming financially literate now can help fast track your path to financial independence later.
Five hacks for maximising reward points
Sometimes it can seem easier to clear your entire HECs debt than it is to accrue frequent flyer points on your favourite credit or store cards. But for those willing to put in a little extra effort there exist a heap of ways to fast track your travel goals. Here’s a handful of easy ways to earn maximum reward points.
How to build a healthy credit history
As a busy student you’ve got a lot on your plate, but when it comes to building a healthy credit history it’s never too soon to get started.