Jodie Humphries

All you need to know about the Experian credit score

A good Experian credit score can improve your chances of getting a competitive deal on credit cards, loans or mortgages. Find out how to get your Experian Credit Score.

Dealing with a negative mortgage when going through a divorce

Find out your options if you’re dealing with divorce proceedings and your house has a negative equity mortgage.

Can you draw on your super during financial hardship?

Most super funds do allow you to withdraw some of your super if you find yourself facing financial hardship, there are strict conditions and tax implications.

What is FTTP?

FTTP or Fibre to the Premises, is a fixed-line NBN connection that links homes and businesses to the broadband network by laying fibre cables from a fibre node all the way to the individual premises.

What happens to your super when you move overseas?

Considering a move overseas and curious how this could affect your super? You may not be able to access your superannuation funds early.

What is compound interest, and how does it help me?

Currently, the rate of interest on most savings accounts is low, so growing your money may seem hard. But one thing that can help to increase your savings is compound interest. What is compound interest, and how is it calculated?

What is a retirement income stream from superannuation?

After you retire, a super income stream allows you to receive regular payments with some tax benefits. Learn more about a superannuation income stream and its benefits.

Should you get a debt consolidation loan or a balance transfer credit card?

If you have multiple loans, managing them can be cumbersome and even expensive. Consider looking for a debt consolidation loan or balance transfer credit card to help lower this burden.

What are preserved superannuation benefits and when can you access them?

Preserved super benefits refer to the super contributions you can only access once you meet a condition of release. Learn more about accessing your super.

How to purchase property as a couple but keep one name on the property title

If you’re purchasing a property with another person and want both names on the mortgage but only one name on the property title, you’ll need to check if your lender allows this.