Confusion and avoidance aren’t great investment strategies

Values are the behaviours and activities that guide our actions. They give us meaning and purpose for our life, acting as a compass for the direction we want our life to go. A value is something you believe is important in the way that you live, work, spend time, and money.

Money. Joy. What? How’s this possible ? Get conscious of how, when and why you spend money. It’s as simple as that.

When it comes to money, we get that it's pretty frustrating seeing lots of terms and words out there, you think might apply to you, but that you don’t actually understand.

Saving and investing are both important, but they aren’t the same thing.

Would you rather talk with friends about your marriage problems, mental health, addictions, sex, and politics than money?Based on my experience I’d say most of you are thinking – yep!

The impact of COVID-19 has seen a spike in Australians being sent home to work. For a lot of us, this is probably the first time we are working from home. This means that when tax time comes around, there will be a few tax deductions you can claim that you probably didn’t know about.

Sorting out finances can be challenging, especially when knowledge is limited. Have you ever thought about how you could improve your financial situation with an expert in your corner?

In reality, your problem probably isn’t money. It's more likely how you treat, talk about, think about and manage money.