Andrethemoneyman

29/05/2026

Small part of Noel Whittaker's piece recently.
Definitely worth paying attention to. He's been around for quite a while and is very practical

17/05/2026

Give with 1 hand and take 10x with the other.

I would love to see the cost of living come down for all Australians but that's virtually impossible under our current government who's idea of managing money is spend, spend spend, mismanage money, create a huge government loan which is quite ok because the taxpayers foot the bill.

It's all about using other people's money to line their own pockets.

13/05/2026

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07/05/2026

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19/04/2026

Life can be a real struggle, especially at the moment - fuel prices, cost of living, high property costs, mortgage interest rates...

Add in perhaps having to work long hours, family commitments, your age, health, looking after ailing parents and whatever else life decides to confront you with.

I reckon, if you can get on top of some of the financial hurdles such as tackling the fact that approximately 60-80% of your income goes before you even see it (in taxes and mortgage interest) then it allows you to focus on looking after you and your health and your family.

Remember that we all have a choice.

Choose well, choose who to have on your team helping you move forward and to enjoy life with.

Choose to smile, enjoy the moment, the challenge, whatever it may be.

Life is all about perspective and we all have a choice. That's just my view for what it's worth.
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24/03/2026

Not many of us like politics or pay too much attention to it but when decisions are made by our government that are likely to have a big impact on families and our society, it's time to take a stand.

23/03/2026

Please beware and ensure your friends and family are aware. We don't want people being scammed!
https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/about-us/news-and-alerts/scam-alert-personal-loan-scams

20/03/2026

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19/03/2026

The Reserve Bank has raised interest rates again.

The cash rate has increased from 3.85 per cent to 4.10 per cent. That means there have now been 14 interest rate rises under the Albanese Government.

For many Australians it means higher mortgage repayments and more pressure on household budgets that are already stretched.

Families across the country are being forced to make tough choices about what they can afford.

We should not be in this mess.

The government says global events are the main cause of inflation. But the truth is that many of the pressures are being created here in Australia. It is not everyone else's fault.

Government spending is now at its highest level outside a recession in 40 years. At the same time, Labor is locking Australia into a decade of deficits and pushing debt towards $1 trillion.

Economists are clear about what happens when governments spend too much. It pushes inflation higher.

And when inflation stays high, the Reserve Bank has little choice but to lift interest rates.

That is the cycle Australian households are now caught in.

Today, the average mortgage holder is paying around $27,000 more each year in interest compared with when Labor came to office.

Meanwhile the cost of everyday life keeps rising. Electricity prices are up almost 40 per cent, insurance is up 39 per cent, rents have increased 22 per cent, and food prices are up 16 per cent.

Living standards have fallen and too many Australians are going backwards.

Australians are being forced to pick up the tab for Labor's reckless spending.

We deserve better.

I do agree with this post from Liberal party but I'm not so sure they'd be much better based on previous efforts. All I know and feel is that our current government is making it hard for those already struggling and it does not have to be this way.

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26/02/2026

This is what really gets me.
CBA cuts 300 jobs amid $5bn profit yet the interest rates keep rising.

Great if you have shares in the bank but for most people who have a 15-30yr mortgage and are struggling this is utter nonsense.

What I find even more amazing is that our government allows this to happen.

They enable our banks to have so much power and allow people to struggle with rising costs of living, high mortgage payments and it is getting even harder for many - what hope do our kids have of buying property and living a life without financial pressures.

It's time to take a stand folks.

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