by admin | Jan 16, 2023 | Business Debt, Consumer Debt, Solve Debt, Uncategorized
Below is a list of the top financial goals Australians have in 2023. Saving money came out on top (50%) and spending less money came out second (32%). Travelling overseas is on the list for 14% of Aussies, while 12% will endeavour to be more sustainable and 7%...
by Merri Mansfield | Dec 8, 2022 | Business Debt, Consumer Debt, Solve Debt, Uncategorized
Ditch the idea of a resolution for 2023. Keep things simple and create a list. This is a great way to stay focused so that you can reach your financial goals. Additionally, if you need more motivation to stay on the money track, create a rewards system to give...
by Merri Mansfield | Nov 15, 2022 | Business Debt, Consumer Debt, Solve Debt, Uncategorized
There are many ways to start reducing your escalating debt that are not a Part 9 or Part 10 Debt Agreement, or bankruptcy which come with a range of negative consequences (more on those later). One of the alternatives is a service called Solve my Debt Now, which may...
by Merri Mansfield | Oct 11, 2022 | Business Debt, Consumer Debt, Solve Debt, Uncategorized
With the right effort it’s in your power to develop good financial habits. When you have your finances under control, your financial health improves, and you can increase the likelihood of achieving your dreams and goals. Here are some tips you can start with...
by Merri Mansfield | Sep 12, 2022 | Business Debt, Consumer Debt, Solve Debt, Uncategorized
Unlike the last global recession of 2008, Australia’s real estate sector is expected to take a larger hit, while the US will emerge largely unscathed. That’s according to the latest report released by Goldman Sachs earlier this month, called ‘The housing downturn: A...
by Merri Mansfield | Jul 28, 2022 | Business Debt, Consumer Debt, Solve Debt, Uncategorized
Five smart moves to help offset rising rates and inflation Everyone is talking about interest rates rising, cost of living and inflation rising. At the same time we are also in a time of falling financial literacy, which means we know we should be...
