Kids & Money: Making Money Child’s Play in the Digital Age
Polymer notes and metal coins. This was our money. Presuming your childhood was spent before the advent of internet banking, you would have learnt about money this way. As for myself, I was taught about money when my Dad taught me how to play Monopoly at the age of six. He himself had been familiarised with money from accompanying his parents’ weekly trip to a bank teller, as all money had to be withdrawn before the Australian rollout of ATMs in the early 1980s. Presumably, my grandparents were introduced to money similarly, as were their parents and so on.
The pros and cons of mixing business and family
It is not uncommon to hear words of warning against working with family. It might surprise you then, that around 70% of all businesses in Australia are family owned and operated.
How to join your finances and share the load!!
Having the discussion to join your finances is a great idea but often easier said than done.
Is income protection insurance important?
Have you ever thought about income protection?
Having an awesome financial plan includes all sorts of exciting things like knowing where you are investing your money, how much you can save and when you will be buying your new property.
Baby planning 101
I had always been told that come a certain point I would be thinking less about late-night cocktails and more about late-night bottle feeds. I’m afraid to report that this year as I spend more time around young families and my two adorable nephews, it’s happened.
