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So what characteristics do billionaires have in common other than have more …well… money? According to Growth Everywhere, billionaires have a fair amount of useful advice when it comes to building a solid lifestyle. Whether it’s reading voraciously like Warren Buffet or learning to diversify like David Koch, you’ll find that one thing is true:…
When was the last time you calculated your net worth? In my mind, it’s an important part of building your wealth, because without knowing your net wealth position it’s a bit like steering a ship without a compass. You don’t really know where you are along the journey. Calculating your net worth is like taking…
If you’re feeling the pinch of the cost of living crisis, you’re not alone. New analysis reveals that the average Australian now needs to earn $107,730 a year just to maintain the same standard of living they had a few years ago. This is a significant jump from the $90,000 salary that was once considered…
The total value of new housing loans rose 3.9 per cent in July to $30.6 billion, according to data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The value of new investor loans rose 5.4 per cent to $11.7 billion, which was 35.4 per cent higher than July 2023. The value of owner-occupier loans rose 2.9…
While being a property investor might see you forced to pay a number of unforeseen bills each month, there are several tax breaks for investment properties that can significantly boost your financial returns. I’ve been an investment property owner for many years now, and I’ve been slugged with just about every property expense that you…
Australians are going without everything from prosecco to private health insurance as cost of living pressures persist, according to new research by Finder. Their survey of 1,012 respondents revealed more than 1 in 2 (54%) – equivalent to more than 11 million people – admit the cost of living has had a negative impact on…
Australia, along with the rest of the world, is on the cusp of the largest intergenerational wealth transfer in history. Termed as the “great wealth transfer,” we’re looking at an eye-watering US$68 trillion (A$100.2 trillion) moving hands globally over the next 20-30 years. This shift, predominantly from the baby boomer generation, is not just significant…
Money in the bank from households has fallen for the first time in a year, recording a sizable $11.5 billion drop in just one month. This is just the second drop in household deposits since the start of the rate hikes, according to the latest APRA monthly banking statistics for June 2024. That said, money…
What jobs in Australia pay really well? Well, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has just revealed the highest-paid jobs in the country, and once again, surgeons have claimed the top spot, earning an impressive average of $460,356. According to an article from Yahoo Finance, this figure only accounts for 4,170 workers in the country, but…
Australia’s total credit card debt attracting interest charges has dropped for the first time in six months, as households finally start to reign in their burgeoning credit card debts. The latest RBA credit card statistics released for the month of May show Australia’s total credit card bill attracting interest charges is now $17.61 billion –…
