What's the fuss? The economy has been growing steadily for years, but that could change soon. We're in danger of entering "stagflation" where high unemployment and low economic growth go hand-in-hand with prices rising at an accelerated rate due to decreased production - it feels like we've already started this transition! The good news is there are steps you can take now so as not to get caught off guard when inflation strikes!

Now that you know how home loans work, you can start shopping for a lender with confidence. Keep in mind that there are many different types of home loans available, so it’s important to compare your options and find the one that best suits your needs. Read more here.

Sydney's housing market is in the midst of a sharp correction, with values falling at their fastest pace since the global financial crisis. The declines are being driven by tighter credit conditions, falling affordability, and increased economic uncertainty. While some regions have fared better than others, all areas of Sydney have now recorded falls in property values. The outlook for the market remains uncertain, but if recent trends continue we could see prices fall by up to 15% from their peak levels.

Retirement is a big decision and not one to be taken lightly. If you're unsure if you're ready, take a close look at your finances and lifestyle to see if you meet any of these eight indicators. They may help give you a better idea of whether or not you're on track for retirement - or if you need to make some changes first.

A new era is coming for blockchain and cryptocurrency regulation in Australia next year as the new Government announced that it is ready to commence consultation with stakeholders on a regulatory framework for the crypto sector and the first step will be Treasury prioritising a token mapping exercise in 2022 to better inform regulation. What will this mean for your current portfolio?

The new policy is a huge step in the right direction for parents across the country who have been struggling to balance work and child-rearing. The paid leave will go a long way in helping families financially while also providing some peace of mind during what can be a chaotic time. What do you think of the government's new parental leave policy? Will it make a difference for you and your family?