Everyone should have an emergency cash fund. Having emergency cash available will give you a sense of financial security and it will stop you from
Bankruptcy does not last forever. Usually, its protection lasts only a year. During the period, the individual’s financial affairs will be put under restriction. That
To many of us, retirement is the time when we would just have to sit back, relax, and enjoy the fruits of our hard labour.
Every year the Christmas holidays could be considered as the most expensive shopping season. That is because consumers usually spend so much during this period
It is a mortal sin for every loan borrower to fall into a default. That is because doing so would lead to bigger trouble. If
According to the latest household debt information from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, average debt for each household is now at $50,500. It is up
Debt snowballing is a method of debt repayment that may be used to clear a number of debts together. With this method of debt repayment,
Australian households are feeling the financial strains of the global economic crisis as the Christmas season draws to a near. With oil prices still high,
It seems Australians are not entirely money-conscious when it comes to entering into debt, as a recent Federal Government report has found. In this article,
It is an obvious statement that all is not as well as it could be at the moment for many economies around the globe. This
One of Australia’s biggest reporting agencies says the global financial downturn is still hurting people, with 1 in 6 Australians struggling to pay off their
Australians have been shifting from credit cards to debit cards when making purchases showing changing credit habits. The value of purchases and cash advances on
Debt is one of the most hazardous forces to confront in the world of personal finance. It has destroyed many people’s lives in the past
In April 2009 mortgage stress dropped by 2.8% indicating that the recent Government stimulus payments were most likely used towards home loans. The total number
The Reserve Bank of Australia has conducted a recent study that indicates that Australia is still a cash based society. However it is not to
19 May 2010 Recently the Queensland Government threatened to seize a Brisbane woman’s home to recoup a debt of $6151.00. It is part of
It’s not out of the norm to hear that 2009 was a hard year financially for many people and businesses – but now that the
The end of the year is here again, and after a year of financial turmoil, now would be a good time to stop and take
As Australians earnings and lifestyle habits are increasing, so are their debts. In order to manage and decrease these debts, Aussies need to become educated
There are claims that Australia’s banks funding costs are imposing obstacles on borrowers that prevent them from getting a loan. A non-bank financial group has
Over 1.5 million Australians have notched up black marks on their credit records because of overdue bills and debt. In particular, hundreds of thousands of Victorians
The idealism surrounding Australian home buyer’s quest for their own four bedroom McMansions, is causing debt to sky rocket. The need to obtain a piece
It is becoming alarmingly apparent that more and more Australians nationwide are falling into the household debt. With ever-increasing interest rates, mortgage repayments are becoming
As world oil prices continue to rise, so the ramifications for Australians Nationwide will continue. In early May of this year Australian petrol pumps were
With living costs always on the rise, and those stressful interest rate hikes, debt can be an easy category to fall into. However there are
11 August 2008 Vicki Reynolds from Oberon, New South was delighted to receive the congratulatory phone call from Chris Riotto, Managing Director of Australian Lending
As interest rates continue to rise, the question arises as to whether you are carrying too much personal debt. Veda Advantage’s biannual Australian Debt Study
Australians spent late 2009 on a credit card bender which has led to a 25% leap in work for debt collectors. Don’t fall into the
The world might be slowly coming out of a recession, however, many people are still struggling to make ends meet. This could be largely due to a lot of people being made redundant, and still looking for work or only working part-time due to fewer job opportunities.
Home Repossession A Brisbane couple lost their home valued at $315,000 over a credit card debt of only $8000. They only found out that it
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