Is buying lunch every day breaking your bank account? Even if you’re spending just $10 a day on lunch, that could add up to well over $2000 a year. By bringing your lunch to work you could be saving yourself some serious coin, and the New Year is the perfect time to set your finances straight.
Whether you’re coming out of holiday mode or looking for new year motivation, it’s the perfect time of the year to ditch old habits and set you and your bank account up for a prosperous year ahead.
With only a couple of weeks until school’s back, a new report from Big W has found Australian parents are set to fork out a total of $3.8 billion on back to school items.
The new year is a great time to assess your finances and to come up with ideas to save money.
With just eight days until Christmas the rush is officially on as Aussies around the country sprint to the shops or frantically hit ‘priority delivery’ on their online orders to make sure their presents arrive before December 25.
With Christmas less than two weeks away, Mozo is urging holiday shoppers to keep their splurges in check and get savvy with their purchases. As the holiday hype takes hold, Mozo Director, Kirsty Lamont expressed that, “with the Christmas jingles flooding the retail landscape, it is the season to be savvy so you don’t blow your budget and end up with the New Year financial blues.”
It’s Christmas Day 2018 and the moment has finally arrived for Uncle John to unwrap the gift you got him.
Whether it’s buying a car, funding a European adventure or moving out, chances are most Aussies have a savings goal in their sights for 2019.
Have you used Mozo to save money this year? We’re giving away three $100 Coles/Myer Gift Cards to Mozo users who tell us how we helped them save money in 2018.
Everyone has a different approach to Christmas saving and spending. But Mozo research has recently shown that 1 in 4 parents are cutting back on buying presents for their kids this Christmas - a clear sign that Aussies are feeling the pinch.