As the world is changing so rapidly, educating your children about managing money has never been so important. By developing good financial skills from an early age you are setting them up for the financial challenges of adulthood and personal development. Showing children the basics of budgets, spending and saving will create good money habits
As each year goes past faster and faster, trends, technology and markets are constantly changing and there are no signs of any of them slowing down. This year will undoubtedly be the most progressive year yet. But surprisingly 70% of executives at top companies admit their ability to innovate at an appropriate pace is “average”.
Recent research by ING Direct has found that people expect their superannuation to only account for the 35.8% of their retirement savings. This research also shows that Australians are looking at more options that they are familiar and comfortable with, including savings, property and inheritance money to make up the remaining bulk of their retirement
