Invest in yourself

Working while studying is quite hard everywhere and Australia is not an exception. You need to balance your working life with your studies in a way that your grades remain high and at the same time, you have money to keep yourself financially...

Seeking for a certain indication of the business well-being, companies often fall short. That happens because they simply don’t know how to predict their sales and, thus, to complete the overall growth projection. That is exactly what we will be...

In a fluctuating financial climate, it’s a smart idea to keep track of what you’re spending. This may seem like a hefty and complicated task that requires a lot of discipline. However, you can strip this back to three fundamental and simple steps that...

Life as a student can be tough if you don’t have money to spend. While your tuition and other school expenses might be taken care of but your parents, there are other things that require money and which you don’t feel like asking for money for that....

Across Europe, a huge proportion of students are failing to make repayments, and that is a problem for taxpayers who fund these loans. On the other hand, the students themselves find themselves in financial trouble after graduating when they have to pay...

LinkedIn. I don’t get it. Maybe I’m from the stone age but I have a hard time understanding that many employers are on there, seeking out candidates. Moreover, all of my career moves and those of my friends and classmates (some quite wealthy now) have...

People who are keen to improve their financial situation are often advised by experts to make it a priority to get out of debt as soon as they can and stay out of debt if at all possible. For most people – perhaps including you – this is easier said...

I have a problem, an addiction of sorts. I love to read. I cannot get enough of books, of reading and learning. I’ve said it. I’m probably just like you. The beauty is that today it’s easier than ever to read for free or at a generous discount. We...

I recently saw a study that illustrated how two individuals fared at retirement, investing $200 a month, one starting at age 25 and the other at age 35. Obviously with compounding interest and time on her side, the one starting at age 25 doubled their...