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These days it’s getting easier to manage your money and plan your financial future anytime, anywhere – using your tablet or smartphone.
If you’ve put managing finances in the ‘too hard’ basket for too long, then a few minutes with your mobile device may be just what you need to get back on track.
1. Do a health check
Not sure where to start? A money health check could give you an idea of where your money is going each month. Moneysmart.gov.au have some resources, as well as tips to help depending on your goals.
2. Stay close to your money
To help keep your finances front of mind, consider downloading your mobile banking app for easy access to your balance whenever you need it. Real time balance updates could help you keep track of your finances and inform your decision making before you purchase.
3. Compare the market
In the market for a new home loan or insurance cover? Comparison sites such as Finder and Mozo research hundreds of providers so you can weigh up alternatives – even if you only have a few spare minutes during the day.
4. Manage your expenses
Being aware of your outgoings is an important step in managing your expenditure effectively.
5. Take a step up the housing ladder
If buying a home is on your to-do list, you might be able to do some of the leg-work while you’re on the go. Work out your borrowing power, get an idea of buying costs and home loan repayments.
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Loan Repayments Calculator
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Borrowing Power Calculator – ING
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