Obu Ramaraj

How many of you go out for window shopping but end up spending a lot because you just had to have that dress or bag? For women, this could mean too many coffees, shoes, clothes, handbags, manicures/pedicures – the list can be endless.

Debt can feel overwhelming, as if it is never going to go away.

It is sometimes sad to see that women (and even men) work so hard, earn a decent wage and still live from paycheck to paycheck.

Property has been a popular route to wealth for Australians for many years.

Who doesn’t want the freedom of becoming rich? Building financial freedom is the dream, the ultimate goal, for lots of us when we start working.

Here is a typical family – one or both partners earn a wage, wife takes care of day-to-day finances – she pays bills and does shopping while her partner takes care of their investment and savings.

2015 is here! I’m sure most of you have set New Year resolutions for health, relationships, work and some other things you want to achieve this year.

Do you find that every year come Christmas time, your bank account is drained? Here are the top 10 money saving tips to help you.

Women have made great strides in all fields in the last few decades.

Australians love to own properties, or at least the thought of it.

Fixed rates have been at an all-time low since late last year.

The odds are that you graduated from high school without learning the basics of money management.