Andrethemoneyman

09/10/2026

To have more money, it's important to understand the basics.
Being successful is the result of learning fast, making good decisions and having a well qualified team you can trust to support you.
The same principles apply from families all the way to government.

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08/10/2026

Anyone like their lives to be like this?
Sure would help you to have more money especially in tough times
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Courtesy baby Yoda

06/10/2026

Do you want more spare cash withoutwirjing harder?
Simple changes at a higher level have a massive impact on your money.
What do you think?


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02/10/2026

A little humour as it can be rather funny dealing with money

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29/09/2026

Mortgage Pain Worsens as the RBA lifts the cash rate to the highest level since 2011… but here’s the truth most homeowners never hear:

👉 Rate rises only hurt when you have the wrong mortgage strategy.
👉 The worst thing you can do right now is panic and fix your interest rate.
👉 A smart structure can reduce the impact of rate hikes — even help you pay off your mortgage faster.

Most people think their only options are:
❌ Tighten the budget
❌ Dump money into the offset
❌ Hope rates fall
❌ Fix their interest rate out of fear

But homeowners with a strategic mortgage plan can:
✅ Absorb rate rises without stress
✅ Save interest even while rates increase
✅ Build stronger buffers
✅ Increase cash flow
✅ Pay off their mortgage in 7–10 years (not 30)

Rate hikes may continue — but panic is optional. Strategy is powerful.

Email me or book a scenario session using the link below ⬇ to see how the Mortgage Override™ reduces the impact of rate hikes and helps you get ahead faster.
👉 https://awsmeeting.as.me/?appointmentType=92338823

29/09/2026

Trying to get inflation under control - why put interest rates up to curb spending that impacts mortgage holders while Our government spends more and recklessly?

Why is it that mortgage holders are the ones to predominantly feel the financial pain yet politicians and our banks seem to benefit more?

Surely I'm not the only person who thinks we need a serious shake up of things?


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24/09/2026

Money matters and this relates to everyone (parents,kids, grandparents etc)

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21/09/2026

“You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong”

21/09/2026

If you want to be better off financially do you think governments reducing their spending would impact the costs of living on everyone?



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The RBA's baffling admission left experts and everyday Aussies stunned.