Taking out a new credit card for the first time is a huge, exciting milestone. You suddenly find yourself with access to more money when you need it. Of course, this is all money that needs to be repaid on time. If you miss payments the interest will start adding up and you will find yourself in more debt than you bargained for.
Plastic money, where all you have to do is swipe a card and that product or service is yours. It’s great, right? Until you get your credit card bill in the mail and realise you don’t have the funds to pay it off and the interest starts accruing.
Investing enables you to expand your finances. If you leave your money in a bank, it won’t do anything for you except gain you miniscule interest on your savings account. However, investing your money while having credit card debt isn’t necessarily the best decision either.Why is that? Simply put: the interest rate on most credit […]
Do you see nothing but credit card debt when looking at your budget?
Extensive loans and consumer debts are becoming a part of our lives. People need money for their daily expenses while in between jobs; others need quick cash when facing emergency situations. Even entrepreneurs need to inject funds to their working capital when cashflow […]
Debt consolidation is regarded with kind eyes by many Aussies and often described as a solution to all of your problems. Just like the name says, debt consolidation refers to putting all of your debts together, in order to keep track of your payments easier.
In addition, this change will save you money and allow you […]
Debt consolidation is the process that gathers the total amount of your outstanding debts into one single loan. As with any other financial procedures, it may or may not work for you. The key is to know what to look at to ensure that you’ve made the right choice for your personal background. If you’re […]
This year has been a profitable one for Australians and their credit card debt. According to latest percentages, Aussies seem to be managing much better with their mortgages; their mortgage repayment appears to be going along much better than when compared with the previous year. Reports from the ABS data showed that their credit card […]
Debt agreements are an alternative to declaring bankruptcy. Rather than be haunted by the irreversible effects that bankruptcy can have on your credit record, entering into a debt agreement can give you a debt-free fresh start. They’re becoming the popular choice for Australians in need of debt solutions. Debt agreements are overseen by the Australian […]
Credit cards are known to be risky business for some people. If you have trouble balancing your budget every month then taking on a credit card or two should be your very last resort. If on the other hand you are able to balance your monthly budget as well as save regularly then you are […]
Surprisingly, while the national interest rate on cash has gone down in Australia the average interest rate on credit cards has risen. Now is definitely the time for Australians to consolidate their credit card debts. Credit card debt is a $50 billion burden on Australians and around $35 billion of that is getting interest added […]
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