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Dealing with the variables of our economy


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The constant change, interest rate increases, and rising cost of living can leave many feeling uncertain. 

We all know that change can be unsettling, not to mention when that change is associated with money, our properties and the economy. 

There’s no secret that the cost of living is currently rising faster than our incomes can keep up with. 

While this isn’t all bad, there are a few practical steps we can take to ensure we remain in control of our finances. 

What actions can we be taking to bring it back into control?

There’s never been a better time to review your budgets and adopt new techniques to save on different household expenses. 

Reviewing your different insurances is a great place to start. Often times it’s one of those things we set and forget, and in a few years, they can leave us with a large hole in our back pocket. 

Staying on top of insurance policy costs will help ensure you are receiving the best value for money – by just reviewing your current policy and shopping around, this may save you a few extra dollars!

The same goes for gas and electricity. It shouldn’t be set and forget!

If you own a property, we’re sure you’re familiar with the recent rate changes that have been passed down to lenders over recent months. So, while you are reviewing your insurance, gas and electricity, it’s worth checking in on your current interest rate and ensuring you’re receiving the best rate possible. 

It may even be worth checking what the other banks are offering! 

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Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog and video is not legal, taxation or financial planning advice. It has been prepared without considering your specific needs, objectives and personal financial situation. Before acting on this information, we recommend that you consider carefully if it is appropriate for your needs, objectives and personal financial situation. All loan products are subject to lender criteria and approval. Fees, terms and conditions apply.

The average Australian earns $2.07 million over their working life, yet 80% will still find themselves broke after decades in the workforce.

You don’t have to be average. Use property as a tool to get you financially sorted for life!

We look forward to journeying with you on your way to lifestyle choices and wealth.