Considerations, cautions and the clever way to do it Romance and love can be one of the most exciting elements of our lives. And when you include money in the mix, sparks can fly – but not …
Should I volunteer for redundancy?
Recently a client called to talk through if they would volunteer for the retrenchment program in their workplace. The money on offer can be very tempting - goals you can accelerate and debt you can …
Making your money work smarter during COVID-19: interview
I was delighted to join Naishadh Gadani of Your Career Down Under and Karalyn Brown of Interview IQ for their Career Care Package series. This a wonderfully generous series for people who are …
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Structure your savings to last
There has been a dizzying pace of change in the last four weeks, and many of us are feeling overwhelmed. Even with the Job Seeker and Job Keeper initiatives many of us will be using our savings to …
Lost your job? How to rapidly rein in your money.
If you've lost your income, after applying for Centrelink benefits the next piece of advice often is "do a budget". As I've written before this well-meaning advice is incomplete and therefore not …
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Four cautions when joining finances
As I've written about in the first two articles in this series, it is wise to proceed cautiously when mixing money and love. If after considering these five factors you've decided to join finances …
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