From managing your finances better to investing and spending wisely, this is the place to discuss all things money.
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How investors can spot a high-performance property in 2025
Guest Writer | August 14, 2025
Just because a market grows doesn’t mean the property will perform. Here's what property experts advise to look for.
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How first-home buyers can master the art of negotiation
Guest Writer | August 6, 2025
If you're a first-home buyer, here's how you can master the art of negotiation and secure the best possible deal on your property purchase.
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Should you invest in ETFs or property?
Guest Writer | July 9, 2025
When it comes to investing, should you opt for property or ETFs? Financial experts share what could be the best approach.
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What you need to know before buying your first apartment
Guest Writer | July 2, 2025
No matter how dreamy the view, these are the vital checks you simply can’t afford to skip before buying an apartment.
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Your 7-step financial recovery plan after a relationship breakdown
Guest Writer | June 25, 2025
While the emotional pain of a relationship breakdown heals with time, the financial pain can be permanent – unless you take steps to recover quickly.
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Melissa Browne: What losing everything after divorce taught me about money
Guest Writer | June 9, 2025
After her divorce left her with nothing, Melissa Browne shares the powerful money lessons she learned and how she rebuilt her financial future.
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What first-home buyers should really be buying
Guest Writer | June 5, 2025
When done right, your first home doesn’t just provide comfort, it builds security. Here's what first-home buyers should really be buying.
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Melissa Browne: The problematic reason women believe they’re ‘too old’ to invest
Guest Writer | May 28, 2025
For women in their 30s, 40s, 50s and beyond, it's not too late to start investing. Financial educator Melissa Browne explains why.
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Kim Kent: Why ‘good girl’ conditioning leads to bad money habits and shame
Guest Writer | May 22, 2025
Here's why 'good girl' budgeting behaviour is actually keeping you stuck, writes money coach Kim Kent.








