It is said that the Federal government may need to provide financial aid to sustain 2nd biggest economy to mitigate flow-on effects throughout Australia. With the recent stage 4 lockdown newly enforced announced by the Victorian premier, Daniel Andrews, along...
The COVID-19 pandemic led to a global recession unfolding within the space of two months, with share markets collapsing and then staging a strong recovery. Markets have performed strongly even as we remain in the midst of tumultuous recession and a worsening global...
Occurring in 99 per cent of domestic violence cases, economic abuse can affect clients of all backgrounds
Standards International has partnered with Australian adviser Amanda Cassar to launch a new training programme aimed at tackling economic abuse.
Economic abuse is when one person has control over another’s access to economic resources. It was recognised as a form of domestic abuse in the domestic abuse bill last year after calls from charities to make it a standalone criminal offence.
Planning is the key to be retirement ready... and so is getting advice. You can avoid penny pinching in retirement because you haven’t saved enough money, but you do need to plan well ahead. Here's two top tips you'll need to consider. 1. Figure out how much you’ll...
The foundation of how and what we think about money often comes from the environment we were raised in, and our parents own views. We need to be very mindful of what exactly they taught us about money and how this impacts the decisions we make today. Cast your mind...
As you've probably noticed, markets have been a little choppy of late! You may be wondering what it's all about. Hopefully, this will give you a basic insight into what's been going on! The primary influences for the recent market falls are: The Chinese currency...
What has happened? It’s déjà vu for investors as the birthplace of Western civilization, Greece, once again teeters on the edge of economic collapse. It marks the latest in an ongoing series of crises for the country after major debt restructuring packages were struck...
1. Never learning to budget. Every dollar earned does not need to be spent. Have a financial plan and rigorously stick to it. Budgeting also means having a regular saving plan in place. Buying a new car and thinking it’s the most important thing in your...
2015 Has started on an interesting financial footing, the dollar is weaker trading at just under 80 cents to the US dollar, oil and subsequently fuel prices are down. I haven’t seen fuel at this level for a couple of years. Asian giant, China has had the lowest...
Ok, I can hear you groaning, and it's hardly a light bulb moment, but have you really thought about it? Really, really tried to spend less? Unless you're all over your budget and manage it well, it's hardly likely. So before you get overwhelmed, throw your hands in...
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