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House poor, super rich: The one area young Australians are winning (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Make no mistake, when it comes to how younger generations compare financially with older Australians, there are plenty of reasons to take issue and feel as though decades of government policies have left us behind. From record high housing prices and higher education debt to stagnant wage growth that’s failed to keep up with the cost of living and the soaring price of trying to raise a family, the
People take the money and run: The pitfalls of early super access (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. This week, One Nation announced a proposed policy that it says will ease the cost-of-living pressures not by building more affordable housing for first home buyers, making childcare cheaper, adding dental to Medicare or tackling other economic pressures affecting working families’ hip pockets. Rather, they will allow people to access a portion of their retirement savings in real time. “People are
Topic | Money Makeover | The Age (opens the original)
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Focusing on sustainable growth works better for most. It can also deliver faster growth long term. Tried and tested commonsense money advice rebranded as a social media trend can help young people save. Trying to change our relationship to money can be tricky. But after a prolonged period of cost-of-living struggles and rising costs, it feels almost impossible. Saving that unused account for a rainy day? You might want to think twice about that. The lines between “self-care” and “indulgence” hav
Moneymaxxing: Just another influencer trend or tried-and-true budgeting tips rebranded? (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. As just about anyone with access to social media will tell you, influencers and everyday users love a trend. Whether it’s posting “ins and outs” lists, embracing a challenge like 75 Hard and tracking your progress each day for people to follow along with, or adopting utterly useless new lingo (ahem, 6-7), platforms are awash with an endless stream of digital crazes. Among the latest are “maxxing”
Hare or tortoise? Slow and steady grows your wealth in fast-moving social media age (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. In a world where our brains have been rewired to want gratification instantly, the idea of taking a slow and steady approach to growing our wealth feels almost alien – especially when the power and sway of influencers and other online personalities are added to the mix. After all, the more of our daily lives we show online, the more often we feel the pressure to be hitting milestones and levelling
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