Confusing Credit Card Terms (and What They Mean)

Many people have a credit card. They’re convenient, meaning you don’t have to carry around cash, let you borrow money instantly, and also offer benefits such as fraud protection, travel insurance, and rewards programs. However, credit cards also carry a level of risk...
How to be savvy with your Credit Cards

How to be savvy with your Credit Cards

Did you know that Australians owe about $32 billion in credit card debt? Divide this to each credit card holder in Australia and that amount comes to about $4300 per person. These tiny plastic cards that enable payment for goods and services, have made them one of the...

Mortgage offset accounts, are they worth it?

Offset accounts are an established and attractive feature of many home loans today – but are they really worth having and will you actually benefit? The answer depends on your actual money habits and what happens once you buy the property and settle into your new...

Superannuation fund enters property lending

Funding options for building societies have broadened with superannuation fund AustralianSuper’s entry into commercial property lending, according to The Australian Financial Review. AustralianSuper – the country’s largest superannuation fund, with $32...

Superannuation Fund Enters Property Lending

Funding options for building societies have broadened with superannuation fund AustralianSuper’s entry into commercial property lending, according to The Australian Financial Review. AustralianSuper – the country’s largest superannuation fund, with $32 billion under...