Financial Behaviour

Staying fit is important at any age, but as we get older our bodies change and respond differently to exercise.

What is financial wellness? How you ‘feel’, is your wellness. How you ‘feel’ about your money is your financial wellness.

As retirement comes into view, it’s time to imagine a new you for the post-work age.

Six out of the top 10 categories relate to just two things. Can you guess what they are, and could you be cutting back?

It’s only natural to want to help your kids with big ticket items to give them a good start in life – particularly in an era when tuition fees and house prices make higher education and owning a home less affordable…

Our last in the series of helpful tips on talking money with the 3 age groups – Children 4-8 , Tweens 9-12 and Teens 13-18.

While talking about money is not the most romantic way to spend an evening, it’s worth putting some time aside to explore shared goals and the way you manage your money as a twosome.

The parts of the world where people live longest may hold the key to the fountain of youth.

If you’re wondering how you’ll make ends meet over summer, check out these tips on how to spend, without spending every cent.

Over the next few months we will be providing some helpful tips on talking money with the 3 age groups – Children 4-8 , Tweens 9-12 and Teens 13-18.

Close to one in three Aussies is feeling the pinch financially, with money worries reportedly leading to sleep loss, conflicts in relationships, isolation, and a range of other things.

From our beaches and outdoor lifestyle to our democracy and cultural diversity, there a lot to feel happy about in Australia.