Port-divorce,it’s best to not rush into any rash financial decisions you could regret later.
There’s no reason to put your family through additional drama when you pass away,so it’s best to make up a simple will.
If life was purely about accumulating wealth before you die,then trading your apartment for a home would probably make sense. But there’s more to consider.
Once you get to the point where your mortgage isn’t weighing you down,you can explore other investment options.
Being a landlord can be a headache,but choosing where to invest the proceeds of your house sale can also be challenging.
It’s possible to make a non-concessional superannuation contribution into another person’s super account – but there are notable downsides.
While being on acreage can be pleasant,the size of your property can risk stymieing your pension options.
Transferring property can have tax implications for both you and your children,so it’s worth weighing your options.
Early inheritances are well and good,but make sure you don’t regret gifting away money you might have actually needed.
If you’re planning to put money aside for your child’s future school fees,there’s one investment option that makes the most sense.
Switching from a poor performing fund into a better one shouldn’t cost you much,but it’s important to think carefully about why.