Making a smart list
Make a Simple Smart List First. Have you ever had the need for a list of something but needed more than you could get if you wrote it down on paper? Like a shopping list that adds up all the……
Category: Finances Tip on how to manage money
Cash Benefits of Retirement
In retirement you can have more time and choice to do things differently. Simply put, if you worked eight hours a day and traveled for two hours then you have 50 hours extra a week coming your way. You can use……
Your Vital Records
The End. There was a public discussion recently of how to handle someone’s Facebook identity when they die. Maybe because of that, or maybe because I had to do a funeral for someone last week, I have been thinking about……
Get Out of Debt – NOW
I know I have written many times about how finances are not the major issue in retirement but for one group of people, finances are much more serious than others. That group are the people who retire with debts hanging……
Avoiding the Assets Test – Solar Power?
The Problem If you are effected by the Centrelink or other Government assets test, you know your pension goes down the more assets you have. Unfortunately you have few options to solve this problem. You can and should, revalue your……
Charting a Course to Correct Information
I suspect that as a population the world has never looked at charts as much as the last few months during the Covid 19 pandemic. Whether it is the stock market, your shares, your superannuation, your wage levels, health situation,……
The Hidden Cost of Airconditioning
I have been living in my house now for about 10 years. When I purchased it there were two 3Kw, split system air conditioners installed. I have used them over the years but their reach wasn’t sufficient so I recently……
Get it right the first time
Retirement. I have retired twice so far and I have another retirement planned for next year. I haven’t returned to work because I wanted to. On both occasions, there was a crisis and they asked me to steer them through……
Retiring right
The way Australians approach retirement planning is in desperate need of review. If you Google “Retirement in Australia”, the first page is filled with:- Advertisements for places to live in retirement, A Government site that talks about pensions and taxation,……
Facing Reality
Marriages. I have married around 30 women in my time. That’s a lot of women for one bloke. And of those I’ve kept up with, most are happy with their husbands (who I also married at the time). You see……
Tip on how to manage money
Cash Benefits of Retirement
In retirement you can have more time and choice to do things differently. Simply put, if you worked eight hours a day and traveled for two hours then you have 50 hours extra a week coming your way. You can use……
Your Vital Records
The End. There was a public discussion recently of how to handle someone’s Facebook identity when they die. Maybe because of that, or maybe because I had to do a funeral for someone last week, I have been thinking about……
Get Out of Debt – NOW
I know I have written many times about how finances are not the major issue in retirement but for one group of people, finances are much more serious than others. That group are the people who retire with debts hanging……
Avoiding the Assets Test – Solar Power?
The Problem If you are effected by the Centrelink or other Government assets test, you know your pension goes down the more assets you have. Unfortunately you have few options to solve this problem. You can and should, revalue your……
Charting a Course to Correct Information
I suspect that as a population the world has never looked at charts as much as the last few months during the Covid 19 pandemic. Whether it is the stock market, your shares, your superannuation, your wage levels, health situation,……
The Hidden Cost of Airconditioning
I have been living in my house now for about 10 years. When I purchased it there were two 3Kw, split system air conditioners installed. I have used them over the years but their reach wasn’t sufficient so I recently……
Get it right the first time
Retirement. I have retired twice so far and I have another retirement planned for next year. I haven’t returned to work because I wanted to. On both occasions, there was a crisis and they asked me to steer them through……
Retiring right
The way Australians approach retirement planning is in desperate need of review. If you Google “Retirement in Australia”, the first page is filled with:- Advertisements for places to live in retirement, A Government site that talks about pensions and taxation,……
Facing Reality
Marriages. I have married around 30 women in my time. That’s a lot of women for one bloke. And of those I’ve kept up with, most are happy with their husbands (who I also married at the time). You see……
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