wise up and make money
30 Aug 2011
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reflections
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money
The average Australian family are throwing away around $4000 a year simply by not shopping around.
That's the verdict from ipac Founding Director and Chief Commentator for Money Magazine, Paul Clitheroe.
Paul has just released an updated version of his successful book 'Making Money, the keys to financial success' which shows Australians how to become debt-free sooner by selecting the right investments, ridding yourself of credit cards and selecting the highest interest savings accounts possible.
In this three part audio interview with radio station Tasmania Today, Paul discusses such topics as reducing credit card debt, why we're so bad at shopping around for the best deal and the theory of spending less than you earn.
Part 1 - Making Money and the keys to financial success
Part 2 - The Australian Property Market and Home Ownership
Part 3 - Saving for Retirement and Interest Rates
Here at ipac we know that there are now so many options and so much information on how to build wealth (thank you internet) that most of us are uncertain as to the best way to go about it.
We find that most people usually just want to make the most of what they have, avoid mistakes and take advantage of opportunities. And, of course, make money, so they can create the life they want.
Deciding on the right financial path for you and determining the right balance of investments is not always easy. A good financial adviser can help you understand the options, avoid costly mistakes, make smart choices and help you stay on track.
Speak to an ipac financial adviser today by visiting www.ipac.com.au or call 1800 626 881.