In a survey of over 1,000 people, life insurer Integrity, found that Aussies would prefer talking to their partner about past relationships, rather than life insurance and what to do about finances in the event of death or disability.
A lot can change in a decade, political leaders come and go, technology continues to advance and self-driving cars are now actually a thing. And your finances are no different - between the ages of 20 to 30 your relationship with money can undergo a quite the transformation.
It’s awkward, intense and downright debilitating, but asking for a pay rise is something we all need to do one day.
Almost half of Aussie small business owners say their business would barely last out a year if something happened to them, a worrying report from life insurance company, MetLife Australia, has revealed.
With the October 31 tax deadline looming, anyone who hasn’t put in their return yet might be dragging their feet as they look for extra expenses to claim. But if you’re thinking about putting your life insurance premiums down as deductions, think again.
It’s one of life’s greatest mysteries: when should you take out a life insurance policy? The reason there’s no clear answer to this question, is because it’s different for everyone - if you need life insurance and when you buy it will depend on your personal circumstances.
Aussies are living longer than ever before, but if you think that Medicare means you don’t need to worry about the cost of a serious illness, or about looking into a life insurance policy to help with expenses, think again.
For many Aussies, there’s nothing worse than being stuck on the phone with a telemarketer, especially when you’ve got a million things to do.
Ditching and switching - it’s all the rage.
It’s the start of a new financial year, which means that more than 12 million Australian taxpayers will be busy rustling up receipts and refreshing their inboxes waiting for their PAYG payment summaries to come in.