Mindful Budget

Did you miss yesterday's live money talk session with guest speaker Mike Mackenzie - Your FutureSet about debt consolidation?
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Money Talk - Webinar

📆 Save the date! 🌟 Join us this Thursday, December 7th, at 12:30pm AWST | 3:30pm AEST for our Live Money Talk on Debt Consolidation. 🤝💰 Click the link below to register and secure your spot in this exclusive webinar! Let's navigate the path to financial freedom together. 🚀

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Here's your gentle reminder ... yhe magic is in the moments not the gifts.
Don't go into debt for Christmas.

STAY IN THE BLACK this Black Friday! 🚨 Before you dive into those tempting sales, here's a friendly reminder to pause and reflect. If you've been patiently waiting for a deal on something you've planned for, go ahead and grab that bargain 🛍️ However, if it's more of an impulse buy that might push you "into the red", take a moment to reconsider.

Remember, being "In the Black" means having more money on hand than debt, adding to your savings. Let's make wise choices and stay financially savvy this Black Friday. 💸✨ Stay in the black, not in the red! 🖤

🚨 Important Announcement: Australian Government to Waive HECS Debt for Affected Students!

Recent news has revealed a significant error with the ATO, resulting in thousands of current and former students being unable to view their HECS debt online. According to the Daily Aus, impacted students won't need to pay the amount incurred through indexation this year, as well as for the previous four years.

This comes as a relief amid the startling 7.1% increase in student debts this year, the most substantial rise in decades. For instance, a $30,000 student debt would have grown by $2,130 (7.1%) this year due to indexation.

The ATO's oversight was caused by missing information on records provided by education providers, including crucial tax details submitted by students. Education providers have assured they will personally inform affected students as the situation progresses.

In a letter sent by the University of Technology Sydney, impacted students will receive further communication once their records appear on the ATO's website.

The Federal Department of Education has acknowledged the efforts of education providers in resolving the present issues and ensuring complete student information submission. These corrective measures are actively ongoing.

For more details on this critical development, read the full article from The Daily Aus here: https://thedailyaus.com.au/stories/some-hecs-debts-waived/

Stay informed, and please share this information with anyone who might be affected!

Struggling to get started to tidy up your money habits? Here are my top 3 personal finance tips to get you started!

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How good is WA springtime?! 🩷🤍 Had a fun day filming with 🎥 for the Money Course 🤓 at Kings Park