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2012 Financial Checklist

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New Year resolutions come and go, with most consigned to the rubbish bin by mid-February. How are yours shaping up? If you haven’t made any this year, here’s a shopping list of small financial targets to get the creative juices going.  2012 Financial Checklist Start a budget Always a great place to start, yet it…

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Is it better to buy or to rent a home?

Is it better to buy or to rent a home?
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For most Australians, there isn’t even a question in this statement. Retate the question as “when to buy a home”, and you’re probably closer to the mark. Maybe even “how to buy a home”. It is borderline heresay to phrase it as “don’t buy a home if…”. If you don’t want to read my background…

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Love this idea!!!!

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Isn’t it great when someone actually gets around to doing something that you’ve been nagging friends and family about? You know, when Great Idea No 726 actually comes to life? Well, here is my example… The New York Times has being doing its patriotic duty, and following the trials and tribulations of US politicians trying…

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Wine the big winner post 2011 Budget night

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Yes, that’s right. You heard all about it here first. The good news of the day is the successful launch of Fosters’ wine business as a company of its own – Treasury Wine Estates. I for one, intend to celebrate that with a lovely glass of red at the earliest convenience. And while i’m at…

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Reduce costs and get healthy – buy groceries online

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I have always been “anti” online shopping when it comes to groceries.  I had a lot of pre-conceived ideas on the cost, practicality and product quality of delivered groceries.  In my mind I was sure that delivery would cost between $15-$20, only available between 9am-5pm (when most of us are at work) and that they would…

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