Don’t become complacent about your home loan

With interest rates remaining at record lows and likely to stay that way for at least a few more years, it’s understandable if you are a mortgage holder that you can become complacent about your home loan.

Where is your business not reaching its full potential, and what can you do about it?

Where is your business not reaching its full potential, and what can you do about it?

When property co-owners go to war

People own property (real estate) together for a range of reasons.

Surviving lockdown in Sydney

As Sydney welcomes in week eight, or is it nine of stay-at-home orders, it’s natural that people are going stir crazy

How organisations can use behavioural profiling tools

Many organisations use behavioural profiling tools. When used correctly they can be a great way to better understand your team members.

Can my employer make me get vaccinated?

Can your boss make you get the jab?

Nail audience experience and achieve outcomes, while delivering dynamic team training

As organisations invest in training their team members, one thing comes up, time and again.

Special Report: It’s not just a house, it’s a home – or is it?

For over a century Orchard Hills has been made up of sprawling farmland unaffected by large scale residential development like many of its neighbouring suburbs.

Honesty is the best policy when it comes to loan applications

When you are applying for any form of finance these days it pays to be completely honest with lenders about your credit and employment history and spending habits.

Money and the biggest moments of our lives

As our life changes so do our financial planning needs. I have created a list of some important life events that are commonplace and highlight some of the issues associated.

Explainer: Compulsory acquisition

In Penrith, we are witnessing a real-life production of ‘The Castle’ with the construction of the Badgery’s Creek Airport and unprecedented infrastructure investment in the area.

The devil is often in the detail

When something looks too good to be true, it usually is.

Explainer: Easements and restrictions

When you are thinking about buying a property it is important for you to understand whether or not there are any easements or restrictions as to uses that apply to the land.

Fats explained and why they’re so important

The functions of fats within our bodies are so versatile.

Explained: Antioxidants and why you need to care about them

You may have heard about certain foods being advertised as “full of antioxidants”, but what even are antioxidants?

Why protein is important and how to make sure you’re getting enough

It can sometimes be thought that athletes and gym junkies are the only ones who need to make sure they are having enough protein, but that is a misconception.

To carb or not to carb? Simple and complex carbohydrates explained

To eat or not to eat carbohydrates? The information out there can be so confusing and it’s no wonder people are unsure of whether carbohydrates are indeed good or bad.

Thinking about going into business with somebody?

Here's what you need to know.

Is it time to cash in on the property boom?

When the COVID-19 pandemic took hold of the world a year ago, its potential economic impact could have been devastating for property owners.

Why the self-employed must get serious about Super

Too many business owners lack strong Super balances at retirement.