1. Buy expensive, sell cheap. DALBAR has been publishing annual studies for 23 years showing how investors always get a lower performance than the relative index – and it is entirely based on emotional buying and selling. The best process … Read More
It is quite common in most relationships for one person to take control of all of the household income and expenses. Some people are wired to manage money better than others, and it makes sense to play to your respective … Read More
It’s important to know that not all medical insurance is created equal.… Read More
According to Statistics NZ, 3 out of 5 new businesses fail in the first 3 years of business. … Read More
#1 – Have a close look at your money management skills It is quite possible that you have gone from being a flush young person to a starving parent, and are heading back towards having a good disposable income again.
New Zealand is like “Godzone” Right Now In an economic sense, things in NZ seem to be progressing at a fast clip. Unemployment is at low levels, mortgage interest rates are at very low levels, inflation is low so … Read More
1. Clear all your high interest debt If you put your Christmas gifts on the credit card, pay it off as quickly as you can! Set money aside each payday for your normal bills (food, power etc) and … Read More
As at June 2012, the average weekly wage for a person in employment was $806 a week, or $41,912 per annum (source: www.stats.org.nz). If you are aged 25 and you had just been successful in getting a job at the … Read More
