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How to retire early by investing in ETFs

A great strategy to help you retire early is by using exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

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3 signs you're ready to start investing in shares

If you’re ready to start investing I think it’s good to think about these three factors.

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A simple hack for better superannuation returns

How well do you know your super fund and the fees it charges?

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3 things to do before you invest in ASX shares

Here are 3 things to do before you invest in ASX shares - its the little things that can make…

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How to turn investing $1,000 a month into $1 million

You can create a $1 million portfolio by investing just $1,000 a month, here's how.

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Are credit cards good or bad?

Australia loves to spend money with easy consumer credit. But are credit cards an asset or liability for your personal…

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The advantages of spending less money

Here are some of the advantages of spending less – there are more than you’d think!

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Is there such a thing as good debt?

Some people say there’s good debt and bad debt, is there such a thing as good debt?

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Should you invest in ASX shares before paying off the mortgage?

Should you invest in ASX shares before paying off the mortgage?

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3 ways to save more money for ASX stocks

It can be hard to get your finances in shape when life takes hold so here's a few quick ways…

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Should you replace your credit card with buy now, pay later providers?

The expansion of Afterpay Touch Group Ltd (ASX:APT) and others could mean replacing a credit card with buy now, pay…

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How much cash in the bank should you have?

Cash is very important when you need it, so how much should you leave in the bank?

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3 steps to achieve financial freedom forever

If you want to achieve financial freedom forever, then all you need to do is follow these three steps.

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How wealthy should you be at your age?

Here's how you compare to the average wealth of your age group and how wealthy you have to be to…

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Beware: these hidden costs could be sapping your budget

Beware, subscription costs could be draining your budget, so take a look at which services you really need

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Why your partner is the most important investment for your wealth

Your partner will have a huge impact on your wealth, so it’s very important who you choose!

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How much cash should you save these days?

With interest rates at record lows, how much cash should you save these days?

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How to get paid for no work

I think ASX shares are the best way to get paid for no work.

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Is personal finance all about willpower?

Is being successful with your personal finances just a question of willpower?

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3 spring cleaning things to do for your finances this weekend

Here are 3 spring cleaning things to do this weekend for your finances.

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Do you have too much debt?

Statistics show Australian household debt is looming large. So, do you have too much debt? Here's what to look out…

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Why you should share your financial successes with someone

Here’s why you should share your financial successes with someone.

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3 top value credit cards to earn Qantas points

If you're looking for a few good-value credit cards, here are 3 of my favourites for earning Qantas Points at…

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Beat the RBA: How to create an annual income of $100,000 in dividends

Want to beat the RBA’s low interest rates? Here’s how to create an annual income of $100,000 in dividends.

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3 signs you're ready to retire

Here are three signs you’re ready to retire.

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Is it a good idea to have an investment emergency fund?

Is an investment emergency fund a good idea?

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Are first home buyers suffering from FOMO?

It seems like first home buyers may be suffering from FOMO.

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Why the RBA rate cut is great for Aussie homeowners

If you’re an Aussie homeowner then you’re in luck, the RBA just cut interest rates again.

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How to avoid the common pitfalls of credit cards

Here's a few tips on how to avoid the common mistakes when using a credit card for the first time.

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Should you invest in ASX shares or buy a house?

Is it better to buy a house or invest in ASX shares?

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How to pay down debt and invest in more ASX shares

With the amount of cheap consumer credit that is available in the current environment, it can be easy to lose…

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The one thing that is keeping you poor

Credit cards from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA) might be keeping you poor!

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Becoming wealthy is hard work

It takes a lot of hard work to become wealthy.

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3 simple habits to improve your finances today

While investing in your ASX portfolio may seem easy, it's worth making sure you've done a financial health check-up too.

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Should you help out a friend with money?

Is it a wise idea to help out a friend with money?

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How many of these financial bucket list items can you tick off?

Are you able to tick off some of these financial bucket list items?

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What is the value of money?

How much value do you put on your money?

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How you can invest and travel in 2020

3 simple tips to help you travel the world and still boost your net worth through your ASX portfolio.

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Is it possible to invest when you have kids?

Can you have kids and keep investing?

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You are your only financial measuring stick

Don’t compare yourself to anyone else, you’re the only financial measuring stick worth comparing against.

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