In the midst of a global pandemic, the future is unknown. Of course, we will get through it and no doubt in a few years it will become far from our minds. However, until then, the course may be a little bumpy and we still need to move forward and make decisions. Fear-based financial decisions
What have you learnt during these challenging times? Covid-19 has had a serious impact on many people and we have been inundated with the consequences. Mostly the negative ones. It is usually more helpful to consider what positive things could come of out this, so let’s consider those: More Technology Savvy The surveys I’ve seen
Finding money to save can often be a challenge. Start small and over time increase the amount of savings. Here are a number of different ways you can save $20 each week: Start using up food you have stored in your cupboards and freezer. Many of us are hoarders and we can be surprised what
Mortgage interest rates are historically low and have been for a while. Are you being smart and taking advantage of the opportunity? For most people your mortgage is the biggest financial commitment you have during your life and one you will usually have for a few decades. Low interest rates are fantastic for being able
