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January 14, 2019

The personal finance roadmap and the age of distractions

In our daily lives, we are constantly confronted with consumer-based distractions of a predominantly ‘want purchase’ nature. As a result, staying on the path towards the achievement of your financial goals and objectives can sometimes…

Andrew Rowan

Advice Life

January 9, 2019

The Art of Reflection and Time Management

How you decide to spend your time can affect your ability to achieve your goals and objectives. In this article, we explore the importance of reflection on your current time management. “Life is a journey,…

Andrew Rowan

Advice Household Expenses

April 20, 2018

Trolleyology: How supermarkets influence your buying

Have you ever compared your shopping list to the items listed on your receipt when you get home? Very rarely are they the same. Part of the reason for this is the fact that supermarkets…

Andrew Rowan

Advice Debt

April 20, 2018

Debt Management

There are many different types of debt in the market, each designed with a specific purpose in mind. For example, home loans, investment loans, car loans, and credit cards. Despite their differences, they often have a common feature – you…

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Advice Investment Retirement Superannuation

April 20, 2018

Retirement living: How much is enough? (It depends)

When considering the subject of retirement, one of the questions often asked by wealth accumulators and pre-retirees is 'how much is needed to fund a comfortable lifestyle in retirement' – not just initially, but over the…

Andrew Rowan

Advice

March 9, 2018

57 Years Apart

What would you do if you were given the chance to talk to your younger self? Would you try and provide some advice to change one or two decisions you made in life? From a…

Andrew Rowan

Finance Advice

March 9, 2018

Protecting your loved ones: Child trauma benefit

Published on 9 March 2018 When considering personal insurances, often you may first think about protecting your household financially from unexpected events (e.g. a passing, sickness or injury) that may occur to yourself; However, unfortunately…

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Advice Business Featured Finance Investment Retirement

February 7, 2018

When Does a Blip Become News?

If you’ve been observing the news over the last couple of days, you could be forgiven for thinking there was a major catastrophe underway. A quick scan of the news provides for the following headlines;…

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Advice Finance Interest Rates Investment Retirement Superannuation

January 22, 2018

Understanding Compound Interest

There are many ways to create wealth. Ultimately however, this comes down to the understanding that it’s the culmination of the decisions that you make day-to-day regarding areas of your personal finances (e.g. repaying debt, and saving and…

Andrew Rowan

Advice Estate Planning Finance

January 22, 2018

Estate Planning and Your Digital Footprint

Historically, a discussion on estate planning would normally focus on a will. The aim of a will is to appropriately distribute your assets upon your passing, and can include assets such as: 1. Personal belongings…

Andrew Rowan

Advice

The personal finance roadmap and the age of distractions

The Art of Reflection and Time Management

Trolleyology: How supermarkets influence your buying

Debt Management

Retirement living: How much is enough? (It depends)

57 Years Apart

Protecting your loved ones: Child trauma benefit

When Does a Blip Become News?

Understanding Compound Interest

Estate Planning and Your Digital Footprint

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