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The question every blended family wants to be answered is often 'Does a child in a blended family lose their rights to an inheritance if their step-parent dies?
A Contractual Will Agreement might provide the answer to this difficult question.
Many blended Australian families wanting greater certainty in their estate planning choose to make a Mirror Will with their spouse - effectively leaving everything to each other.
Get clear on what's at stake when you borrow with others
Understanding 'joint and severally liability loans' and what it means for you.
You might think when you take out a joint mortgage with someone else you’re only responsible for your ‘half’ or share of the loan.
Think again because this is not the case.
- By signing a mortgage contract with someone else, you’re each agreeing to pay off the whole debt if the other can’t – or won’t – pay it.
Refinancing isn’t for everyone or every financial situation.
Refinancing a mortgage can put you at a better interest rate, but still, increase your debt. Before you jump on the refinance-the-mortgage ride; so here are six occasions when it might not be right for you
Both successful people and unsuccessful people have very different patterns of thinking about money.
Not surprising I hear you say, but where do these money attitudes come from?
Is it about finding new ideas or more about losing the old ones?
- Understanding lenders mortgage insurance
- Federal Budget Summary 2018-19
- New Severity Based Insurance
- How to survive a financial train wreck
- What to teach your children about money, before they are 10
- Would you prefer to talk with your teenager about sex or money?
- When is it possible to get early access to my super?
