If you are trying to get ahead financially, it can sometimes feel harder than it should be. You budget, you plan, and you do your best, yet real progress in paying down debt and building significant savings can feel painfully slow. While managing expenses is important, there is another side of the equation that often makes the biggest difference. Increasing how much you earn. There is only so much you can financially cut back before it starts to affect your quality of life. Y

Bonds are not usually the flashy upstarts of the investment world with their every move reported, like stocks. But the Trump...

In the lead up to the end of the financial year (EOFY), it's a great opportunity for property investors to pause, prepare their records, and make sure they’re making the most of what they can claim. Tax time might not be the most exciting part of investing, but a little preparation now can make a big difference.

For Australians approaching retirement, recent market volatility may feel like more than just a bump in the road. Unlike younger investors, who have time on their side, retirees don’t have the luxury of waiting out downturns. A sharp dip just before, or as you begin drawing down your superannuation, can leave lasting damage.

Tim's book club #7 - one of the most timeless and impactful books you'll read when it comes to money mindset, habits and financial literacy.

It’s been a while since my last post about money books that I recommend. Things have been pretty busy for me as I’m currently finishing...

When it comes to investing in shares, it’s often said that time is your friend.

Share markets can be volatile over the short term. Rash decisions in response to short-term events will invariably have negative outcomes.

Think of your finances like your home: how its foundations are built and maintained determines its ability to stand strong for years to come

Understanding Bitcoin in the book "The Bitcoin Standard" by Saifedean Ammous I’m guessing this is probably going to be a controversial...