Money Savvy with Sonali

Not all brokers are made alike. They come from a variety of backgrounds, skill levels, negotiating skills and levels of enthusiasm. Who do you want in your corner when you want to get a home loan ?? Listen in to get some behind the scenes pointers...

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have become tremendously popular because they allow investors to quickly own a diversified set of securities, such as stocks, at a low cost. They also allow investors to get very specific exposure to areas of the market, such as countries, industries and asset classes.

The sooner you start to gain the knowledge and confidence in how to improve your finances , the quicker you will get to a point where you will become independent.

If you have lost your job or are running out of money then accessing your super early may be tempting, but it’s important to understand the potential risks before you take that step. Here I discuss some of the reasons why you should think twice.

Times are really tough for a lot of people... This episode is a must listen episode which will give you some pointers as to what you can do. Please share with anyone you know that might benefit from hearing this.

Financial stress can sometimes be a result of unplanned life events such as change of income, illness, a relationship breakdown, reduction in your business cash flow or emergency events like natural disasters. Whatever the case maybe , I hope these tips help you alleviate at least some of the stress and helps you breathe a little easier. All the best!

What the economists are saying about the rate cuts and what it means for the everyday Australian

While you don’t like to think that something might happen to you or your family, it is always better to be prepared for the unexpected!

Cleaning up your super - you have to do it sometime so why not now! Some tips to help you with this as well as how to select the right fund ( general advice ).

The 50/30/20 budget was devised by current Democrat presidential candidate and Harvard academic, Elizabeth Warren, in a book she co-wrote in 2005 called All Your Worth: The Ultimate Lifetime Money Plan. According to Warren, the 50/30/20 budget is a great way to put your spending and saving on autopilot. It’s easy to follow and helps you shift your focus to what you can spend money on. And best of all, you don’t have to track every dollar you spend.