If it’s seeming more and more difficult to save money nowadays, you can take some solace in knowing you’re not the only one. A recent study by ME found that inadequate incomes are the main thing keeping Australians from reaching their financial goals in 2020.
It’s a new year, a new decade in fact, so what better time than now to shoot for the stars by setting a serious savings goal for 2020?
Still need to set your new year’s financial resolutions? Well, take inspiration from online bank UBank’s interesting new data which reveals the most popular savings goals among Aussies in 2020 and how much they’re saving towards them.
At the start of every new year, it seems that everyone has got the same goal in mind: to save more money. But obstacles and temptations abound, and even after a few setbacks it’s easy to become demoralised.
The doors to 2020 have opened, and with it, the opportunity to kick start the year with some healthier money habits that will also lead to a wealthier you this year.
With interest rates in Australia stuck at an all time low, getting the best value savings account is critical, whether you’re wanting to maximise your interest rate or reach your savings goal faster.
It’s no secret that the word “sustainable” along with “ethical” “eco-friendly” and “green” have become the buzzwords of 2019. But when it comes to gift giving what does it actually mean? What is a sustainable present?
With belts tightening all across the country, it’s important to keep a close eye on which savings accounts will give the best bang for your buck, but with so many out there it can easily get confusing. That’s where Mozo experts come in.
With one in five Australians admitting that the Christmas season is the most financially stressful point in the calendar, a large chunk of us are stashing away cash over an entire year to fund it.
According to Rabobank’s recently released Food Waste Report, the average Australian household wastes 13% of its weekly grocery shop, that’s $1,026 worth of hard earned money down the drain every year.