Health Depression at holiday times The end of the year is always a time most people look forward to – fun, Christmas with family, time off work and a chance to get away for a holiday.
Money Three common questions about property investment answered I did a radio interview this week and was asked to answer three seemingly simple questions: – Should an investor buy old or new property? – Where should they be buying? – When should they be buying? Simple, right? Well, not really.
Health What you should know about managing stress Stress is the physical and emotional response we all experience when faced with demanding situations.
Money House or apartment: What’s the better investment? This is an oft-asked question and, in my opinion, it shouldn’t be confusing at all! Many investors start out with the notion that they will consider buying an apartment (also known as flats or units) as there is a perception that they are cheaper and represent a more ‘entry level’ price.
Health Six eating and exercise habits to replace this year Do you pack the same boring salad every day? Jog every week with no improvement? During the year it’s natural to fall into a rut.
Money Buying an apartment? Some things to consider while on the property hunt Apartment living can be fabulous, but with over 70,000 residential strata developments in NSW alone, there are several things to consider before committing to purchase, the most obvious being budget, location and lifestyle.
Money Why strong relationships matter to successful property investment It’s been about 12 years since I started my business.
Health Not ready to quit sugar? 10 tips for limiting it instead Sugar, and particularly the thought of ditching it, can be a contentious subject, mainly because people are so attached it.
Health The $10.9 billion problem that many workplaces ignore: mental illness It’s a disease that is affecting one in five Australian workers and costs our economy $10.
Money Three ways to save for a home deposit One of the biggest mistakes I see first home buyers make is not saving enough for their deposit, or even purchasing their first home with no deposit.