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Dripping taps, broken faucets and blocked pipes are some of the most common and quite irritating plumbing problems that one may come across at home, at the workplace or in school. If not properly handled these costs may skyrocket and cause a serious dent on the finances of an organization …

There are many steps you can take to look out after your family’s well-being; eating healthy food, creating a safe and welcoming home environment, and trying to stress the importance of right and wrong (however arbitrary as that might be) are just a few ways you can look out after …

June 20th is World Refugee Day, an extremely important date on the calendar which brings global awareness to a crisis that affects millions of lives. I’d like to support and share some information on this great initiative with our Simple Living Australia readers.

Writing a will is often viewed as too morbid of a conversation by many people. Here in Australia, we have a wonderful lifestyle and we choose to focus on that rather than anything remotely involving death. However, when looked at both practically and positively, a will is something that people …

Anyone who has a credit card, risks carrying too much credit card debt. You don’t want to get overwhelmed with credit card debt because it can be extremely difficult to repay. So, as you use your credit cards, keep these tips in mind to avoid drowning in debt.

Your new married life doesn’t just mean the merging of two households, but also the merging of two financial backgrounds. Although you may have already been living with your spouse and sharing finances, now that you are married there are a few finances that are very important to have as …

The dollar amount of your debt doesn’t necessarily mean that you are in trouble or that your debt is out of control. There are many people who have high debt and high incomes which allow them to service their debt easily and with complete financial control.

Fixed rate home loan approvals are up 6.2% since January of this year as Australians take advantage of low interest rates. With the cash rate held at 2.75% p.a. today, more Australians are likely to fix their home loan with fixed rates below 5% p.a. to take advantage of the …

With the recent cash rate cut, it is highly likely that first home buyers will be pushed to finally take the plunge and step onto the property ladder. But home loan applicants are being warned to avoid the most common mistakes made, that could ultimately result in costly penalties down …

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