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Rates up, prices down: what October's news means for your money
Rates are up again and house prices are falling. John Bartle explains what it means for your home loan, your super and your holiday budget, with a simple October checklist.

John Bartle
3 days ago5 min read


How much do I need to retire in Australia?
Many people assume they need millions to retire, but the research suggests otherwise. We explain the ASFA Retirement Standard, what it assumes and how to work out a retirement number that fits the life you want.

Damon Tuthill
4 days ago5 min read


How do I consolidate debts and get my finances under control?
Wondering how to consolidate debts and better manage your finances? Aspire2Wealth explores debt consolidation, mortgage refinancing and managing debt for Perth households.

Nathan Torre
Aug 266 min read


How can I create a personal budget plan?
Learn how to create a personal budget plan with practical steps from Aspire2Wealth to understand your spending, manage cash flow and work towards your financial goals.

Nathan Torre
Aug 264 min read


Retired but receiving a tax notice? PAYG Instalments explained
Retired and got an tax notice? It’s normal. We explain why the ATO uses PAYG instalments after retirement and how you can vary your payments easily.

Damon Tuthill
Jul 223 min read


Why reviewing your insurance cover should be part of your new financial year plan
Discover why reviewing your insurance cover at the start of the financial year can help protect your wealth strategy, adapt to life changes, and provide long-term financial security.

Tracy Wan
Jun 244 min read


Financial planning tips for the new financial year
Learn why the start of a new financial year is the perfect time to move beyond reactive tax planning and create a financial strategy that supports your long-term goals.

Tracy Wan
Jun 245 min read


A New Financial Year Is Coming. What Should You Actually Be Thinking About?
What should you be thinking about for a new financial year? Mitchell from Aspire2Wealth explains.

John Bartle
Jun 75 min read


EOFY 2026: a practical guide for families, retirees, and those planning for retirement
For families, retirees, and those planning for retirement, the end of financial year is more than a tax deadline. It is one of the best opportunities you have to strengthen your super, check your entitlements, and set your family up for a better year ahead.
In our latest guide, we walk through the practical steps you can take before June 30 to make the most of what is available to you.

John Bartle
May 154 min read


Financial planning tips for Gen Z and young Australians: Strategies to build wealth
Many young Australians feel like getting ahead financially is harder than ever. But building wealth doesn’t require complex secrets, just the right foundations.
In our latest guide, we break down simple, practical tips to help you take control of your money, build your confidence, and start making real progress today.

Damon Tuthill
Apr 276 min read


The retirement reality check: How to get prepared for the future
Only 26% of Australians truly understand the retirement system are you one of them? With the new April 2026 pension rates and updated ASFA benchmarks, 'winging it' is no longer an option. Read our latest guide to see the exact numbers you need for a comfortable future

Mitchell Mackenzie
Apr 275 min read


How do I buy my first home ?
With new lending rules taking effect, the traditional path to home ownership has changed. Discover how new "no income cap" deposit schemes and the FHSSS tax-break can save you over $25,000 and fast-track your entry into the property market. Read our full strategic guide to secure your future in 2026.

Jaime Bedoya
Mar 203 min read


What financial risks families can prepare for making a long-term financial plan
Markets might be facing a lot of structural volatility right now, but your financial security shouldn’t have to. We’ve put together the key 2026 facts on navigating modern risks from the latest legislative shifts to superannuation compliance to help you stay the course and keep your wealth protected.

John Bartle
Mar 204 min read


Budget, Debt and Super: three simple ways to get your money working harder in 2026
Cash flow pressure, debt repayments and super decisions can all feel heavier at this time of year. In this update, Tracy from our team outlines practical steps to build a simple budget, manage debt more effectively, and review your super before 30 June.

Tracy Wan
Feb 234 min read


WA transfer duty: what the 2026 reforms mean for your property goals
Navigating the WA property market in 2026 requires more than just finding the right home it requires understanding the "hidden" costs. With significant reforms to First Home Buyer thresholds and off-the-plan concessions now in full effect, our latest guide breaks down everything you need to know about Transfer Duty to keep your financial goals on track.

Jaime Bedoya
Feb 233 min read


How to balance your household budget as regular costs resume in 2026
With household expenses settling back into a more predictable pattern, ongoing costs such as school fees, insurance premiums and everyday spending can place renewed focus on cash flow. Taking time for a straightforward review of budgeting, superannuation and insurance arrangements can help maintain clarity and support confident financial decisions through the year.

John Bartle
Feb 53 min read


Navigating the 2026 property market: A fresh start for your finances
With interest rates rising to 3.85%, managing your money is more important than ever. Learn how to reset your budget, super, and loans for a stable year ahead.

Jaime Bedoya
Feb 43 min read


Planning finances for the new year: How to set yourself up for success
As regular financial commitments return, school fees, insurance premiums and everyday expenses can place pressure on cash flow. A simple early-year review of budgeting, superannuation and insurance can help restore clarity and support smoother financial decisions.

John Bartle
Jan 53 min read


Key financial changes coming in 2026: What Australians should prepare for
A range of financial changes are coming into effect in 2026, from income tax and superannuation updates to lower PBS medicine costs. Understanding what’s changing and how these shifts interact can help you stay informed and plan with confidence.

John Bartle
Jan 53 min read


How to budget for Christmas
Don't let holiday emotion derail your financial plan. Malcolm Davis from Aspire2Wealth explains his 5 practical steps for Christmas spending, helping you move from stress to clarity. Discover how to align festive generosity with your personal values and set expectations for the family.

John Bartle
Nov 14, 20252 min read
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