13Apr

Why little and often can be a smart investment strategy

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When markets are volatile and spare cash is not flowing freely, setting aside money to invest in your future might not be a top priority. But continuing to invest, in whatever small way you can, can make good sense in the long run. Enter dollar cost averaging, an approach to investing that doesn’t require a […]

13Apr

Why knowing your retirement number can be the best antidote to FORO

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If you’re feeling nervous about whether your retirement savings will last as long as you do, you’re not alone. The Fear Of Running Out (FORO) can often rear its head during times of escalating inflation. Getting a good grasp on your retirement number, and what you can do to achieve it, can help with this. […]

13Apr

Offset vs Redraw: What’s the difference?

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By Alexandra Cain You’ve worked hard for your money, so it makes sense to put it somewhere that is going to benefit you. Two choices for people with a home loan can be an offset account and a redraw facility. While they have similar features, there are some differences to understand when deciding the right […]

13Apr

Q&A: How can we save and start a family when money is tight?

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Q: We’re really feeling the pinch of increasing mortgage payments and monthly bills, but we want to start a family in the next couple of years. How can we manage this when we have less and less money to save each month? It’s no secret that raising children requires deep pockets, and you’re most definitely […]