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How do you begin talking about money with your partner (and avoid the shouting?)
The problem with money is it’s an important part of our life and can’t be ignored, and most people have been taught to ignore it - to the extent talking about money can be the source of serious relationship problems.

Have you ever found yourself locked out of your car, perhaps your house or even your phone?
Some people find themselves locked out of their financial lives due to sickness or injury when they can’t make decisions for themselves.

Been told maybe you're too old for a home loan?
Just wait — the perfect storm is approaching.
- Australians over 50 are being told they may be too old for a home loan
- Skyrocketing property prices mean more Australians are being forced to rent forever
- And this can lead to an increased risk of homelessness for older people who get sick and can't continue to work, and rent forever.
- Get to know your New Credit Card Laws
- Get to know your New Credit Score
- Frankly I'm embarrassed about the Banks
- How to nominate who gets your insurance and super payout
- Breaking Bad Money Habits and What would Mary Poppins do?
- The One Question I ask myself each Christmas
- If you expect to retire, you need to upgrade your financial literacy now