Money management skills: 6 ways to help you save
NAB did some research on financial literacy last year and found that while many people were confident of their money know-how, one-quarter of Aussies didn’t have enough for an emergency.
Read MoreNAB did some research on financial literacy last year and found that while many people were confident of their money know-how, one-quarter of Aussies didn’t have enough for an emergency.
Read MoreMost of the highest rate savings accounts are bonus rates, meaning that you must fulfil certain conditions to get the highest rate possible. One of the common requirements is to contribute a certain amount of cash monthly. While this amount isn’t the same across all accounts, there are some commonly offered monthly deposit conditions.
Read MoreThe power of the mind is an amazing thing, and whether you believe in manifestation or not, there is impressive power behind your thoughts. Have you ever stopped to think how your thoughts influence the way you feel and act? The reality is; the way we think about something has a massive impact on our emotions and actions.
Read MoreMacquarie's introductory savings rate has been adjusted from 5.50% p.a. to 5.35% p.a. for the first four months.
Read MoreSigning your kids up to a high interest savings account can be a great way of getting them started on their saving journey. Not only do they get a good idea about how to manage their money but they also discover the rewards from a high interest rate savings account.
Read MoreSpending among Aussies has risen of late, led by spending on travel and gyms during the summer break, says CommBank.
Read MoreAround 1 in 5 diligent Australians (20%) successfully save between $101 and $500 per month, according to a new survey by digital subscription service, Readly.
Read MoreWe’re already in the second month of 2024, but that doesn’t mean it's too late to set resolutions. In fact, setting or reviewing your financial goals can be a helpful exercise, whether you're looking to save more, invest wisely, or simply manage your finances better.
Read MoreWe’ve heard it all before - money can’t buy you happiness, and while that saying may ring true in many cases, in this day and age, money can help you achieve your goals, whether they be personal or financial.
Read MoreMany of us have savings accounts where our cash earns interest. Over the long term, the impact of time and compound interest can be substantial. However, as savings accounts have variable rates, it's difficult to get an accurate number (unless you have a crystal ball).
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