Recent research by the Australian government has shown we are spending around $7.8 billion dollars a year on food that doesn’t get eaten. That’s over $1,000 each year for the average Aussie household spent making garbage!
Many of us stick to predictable passwords and PINs, and so fail to adequately protect our cash! As a code-breaking buff, I have shelves of books on cryptography. If these works have taught me anything, it is that humans are the weakest links in any code system.
Create memories not debt Christmas isn’t just about buying gifts. It’s also about spending time with loved ones and making the most of your time off.
With autumn slowly sinking in and the thought of the approaching winter not far away, now is a good time to start thinking about how you can save some money.
It’s great to catch up with you again in 2011 and I hope you’ve enjoyed a safe Christmas and are all geared up for a happy and prosperous new year.
It’s amazing isn’t it, how quickly a month can pass us by! With our busy lifestyles it’s easy to get caught up in the daily grind much like that movie ‘Groundhog Day’ where Bill Murray finds himself living the same day over and over and over again.
Conserving water is very important, but does it have to be at the expense of a pleasant garden. No, you can be environmentally responsible and have a very healthy, green garden if you follow a few simple tips.
Travel insurers promise the world: 24-hour help lines, immediate evacuation if you need urgent surgery, replacement money and travel documents in the blink of an eye. Then in the fine-print they tell you about all the circumstances in which they won’t pay up and the things that will void your insurance. That’s the part to […]
Welcome back to money saving tips. I hope you all enjoyed a great Easter break with a bumper sized 5 days off! I’m sure many of you caught up on some long overdue jobs around the home or took advantage of the time and enjoyed a well deserved break.
Shopping for gifts doesn’t have to lead to financial stress. Learn how to budget your holiday gift spending, and make this the year that you finally come in on (or under) budget.