Confusion and avoidance aren’t great investment strategies

Money types are designed to be “teachers”. They help us to grow and develop so we can reach our financial potential. The best thing about these money archetypes is they’re not fixed. As your behaviour and financial awareness changes and evolves, so will your money types. Are you ready to better understand your relationship with money, and take stock of where you are right now? Then read on to discover which money types you identify with!

Your super is likely to be the second biggest asset you’ll own (next to your home), so let’s show it some respect!

So, you’ve decided property is your strategy for creating wealth or you’re thinking about purchasing your first investment property. It’s an exciting but daunting proposition – we get it! That’s why we’ve called on investment property expert, Natalie Abbott, Principal at Property Manager Adelaide, to share with us her top property search tips.

Decisions! Decisions! You and I face numerous financial decisions every day. They range from the trivial: should we order UberEats tonight? to the more substantial: how much do we spend on our home? However, the total sum of all these decisions, year-on-year, determines our financial situation.

The end of financial year is fast approaching and getting organised early (before 30 June) is key to getting the best refund possible. By understanding what you can claim back on your 2022 tax return, you can significantly boost your refund. But where do you start?

The ultimate money date guide – how to talk with your partner about money

In celebration of Mother's Day, we’ve asked four incredible female leaders to share their money lessons, advice, tips, and tricks they’ve learned from their mums and the impact on their lives. The wisdom abounds!

Your current financial position is the result of many factors. But a major influence in your financial life is your psychological relationship with money. We call this your ‘money story’.

All good relationships need to be nurtured and have time and effort invested in them to grow and thrive. The same is true for your money. Love is an emotion we have access to, but it’s also something we can learn. This means that even if you don’t have the greatest relationship with your finances, you can choose to change it by practicing these 10 actions. Here’s my 10 ways to love and get closer with your money. ‍

Couples' money issues usually go much deeper than a budget spreadsheet, mortgage, or bank balance and often lay below the surface of a relationship.

I find the last few days of the year a great time to reflect on the 365 days that have been. Before leaping into 2022 and setting new goals, I recommend making some time for self-reflection. One good thing to come out of 2020-21 has been perspective and the time and space to re-evaluate what in our lives matters most.