Money

Last week we explored the concept of saving 10% of your income, hopefully you have begun putting those strategies in place.

13 years of education for your children isn’t cheap, even through the public system.

If you’ve being following my guide and putting the steps into practice you should come to a point where you are starting to build up some extra cash in your bank account.

In my last article I talked about some different types of asset classes that are easy to gain access to and pretty affordable in terms of the minimum you can start with.

You should find that you can implement step 1 to 4 quite easily and start moving forward quickly.

In the book ‘The Richest man in Babylon’ securing your future refers to two key areas; Ensuring an income to provide when you can’t/ or don’t wish to work anymore – what we now have the luxury of calling retirement.

Wealthy people keep learning and educating themselves, not necessarily through formal education but continuing to read and learn from others can only enhance your life and your journey towards wealth.

Buying a house and getting a mortgage can be one of the biggest debts that you take on in your life.

Wouldn’t it be great to wake up one morning with all your financial worries gone? No more credit card debt, money in the bank, good investments and knowing your super is on track to see you through retirement.

It’s no secret that the average female super balance is around half that of their male counterparts.

A couple of years ago I ran my first long distance race.

Who is smarter with money – men or women? I don’t think this is exactly a fair question.