Category: Lifestyle & Well-being
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How much do you need to earn in retirement? -Vanguard Report
Economic Insights, Financial Planning, Financial Wellness, Investment Strategies, Lifestyle & Well-being, May Vanguard, Retirement Planning, Superannuation, Vanguard InsightsLearn about the latest rise in the Age Pension rate and how it affects retirement planning. This article from Vanguard provides insights into the cost of living in retirement and the benefits of good retirement planning.
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Surviving the Chilly Melbourne Winter
Winter in Melbourne can be cold and dreary, but with some preparation and self-care, you can thrive through the chilly months. This article offers practical tips to stay warm, active, and emotionally balanced during the winter season.
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Work, life, travel – you can do it all!
Discover how you can balance work, life, and travel in this age of internet connectivity. Learn about alternative jobs you can do while exploring the world, and get tips on planning and preparing for your overseas adventure.
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The pros and cons of renting for life
Economic Insights, Financial Health, Financial Planning, Lifestyle, Lifestyle & Well-being, Personal Finance, PropertyIs the Great Australian Dream of homeownership becoming a thing of the past? With the rise of remote work, freelancing, and the allure of a flexible lifestyle, many are opting to rent for life. Renting offers mobility, freedom from maintenance, and financial flexibility, but it lacks asset accumulation and long-term stability. The choice between renting…
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How happy are you: measuring happiness across countries and generations
Community & Engagement, Consumer Behavior, Financial Wellness, Lifestyle, Lifestyle & Well-being, Personal Finance, Spiritual Perspectives on WealthThe 2024 World Happiness Report ranks Finland as the happiest country for the seventh year in a row, while the USA drops out of the top 20 for the first time. Serbia and Bulgaria show the most significant improvements, climbing 69 and 63 places, respectively, since 2013. Rankings are based on people’s assessments of their…
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How having a flat tyre could send many Australians flat broke
Consumer Behavior, Credit and Loans, Diversification, Economic Insights, Financial Planning, Financial Wellness, Lifestyle, Lifestyle & Well-being, Personal FinanceThe Australian Bureau of Statistics reports that the national saving ratio has plummeted to a 17-year low of 1.1% of total disposable income. Nearly half of Australians have less than $1,000 in savings, with 20% having no savings at all. This financial instability is causing significant stress, with 76% of respondents feeling strained by their…
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