Obsessed with making the most of our most precious non-renewable resource: time. Financial educator, author of the international award-winning personal finance book 'Money School'.
Here's some ideas to be thinking about in the lead up to June 30 so you make the most of this financial year
The first domino - property insurance - is looking shaky. If it falls, what's next? Join me for a wander down 'what if?' lane, and to some ideas to consider in your financial decision making.
Embarrassed I didn't do this sooner, but better late than never: I'm changing my super, shares and banking to vote for the future I want
Parents can and do shape their children's money knowledge and behaviours from a (very) young age. Choose your words wisely.
Two days out from Fran's passing, I wrote this reflection on what FI has given us. I hope it helps you find your own motivation to aim for FI.
Making voluntary concessional super contributions is appealing, but it's not one-size-fits-all - especially if you're aiming for early financial independence
FIFO work typically comes with a high salary but suffers cyclical downturns, so it pays (ha!) to be making the most of your money.
There aren’t many places you can 'make' more than $26,000 in under an hour with your clothes on. Your mortgage is definitely one of them.
Becoming financially independent takes commitment. Here's what it means and five hard-hitting reasons to aim for FI.
I bought my first property at 19 years old in 2001. This is the story, and my thoughts for teens aspiring to do the same today.
