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Family Budgeting

Should You Help Your Child to Buy a Home?.

The Bank of Mum and Dad became one of Australia's top 10 lenders last year, with more than half of young Aussies seeking financial help from their parents to buy their first home. If you want to help your kids take their first step on the property ladder, there are more ways to do it than just lend.....
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Budgeting for a Baby: How Much Do You Need?.

Having a baby is an exciting time, but it can also bring stress and worry if you haven't got your finances in check. On average, it's estimated that Australian parents spend around $10,000 in their baby's first year alone, but this can be reduced significantly with good planning. The earlier you pr.....
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Am I Responsible for Someone Else's Debt?.

Bottom Line: Many people worry of being liable for their partner’s debt. This is not the case, but there can be certain situations where you agree to share or take on the financial responsibility. The best thing to do if this happens is to think carefully and talk to a financial adviser before taki.....
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Category: Debt Management

Don't Let Your Wedding Drive You into Debt.

Social pressure for 'Instagram perfect' weddings is leading many Australian couples to begin their married lives deep in debt. Overspending on the big day can have consequences many years down the line if you don't plan and budget carefully, especially if you're already struggling to pay off a mort.....
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Category: Debt Management

7 Budgeting Tips for New Parents.

Having a child is a life-changing experience, and that extends to your finances. New estimates from the Australian Institute of Family Studies put the cost of raising a child at $170 per week for a low-income family ($680 per month) when you add up food, clothing, school and other expenses needed f.....
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