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Bill shock, especially here in Australia is a very real thing. Over the last decade the cost of electricity has gone up more than 250%, it’s insane! Most know that solar can help with it but so many still don’t have it installed on their roof yet. If that’s you, you’re missing o
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Sometimes we get a bit advanced here at Mutilate The Mortgage and while I think that’s a good thing as so many regular news sites just repeat the same old low level garbage ad nauseam, today I’d like to focus on a pretty basic part of the whole finance subject. The budget.
Whether it’s through changing jobs or moving up the chain your salary should be increasing over time especially straight out of uni. But a question you should always have an answer to is what will you be doing with this newfound wealth? Will you be squandering it… or using it wisely?
Driving a car is dangerous and costs you a ton of money. So today we’re going to look into some of the best ways Australians can seriously reduce their car expenses in order to then put more towards their mortgage repayments.
Many years ago I coined a fantastic term called Awesomeness Inflation. If you’ve never heard of it it’s a great mentality to have throughout life to help your life, your bank account and of course, your mortgage.
Completely paying off your mortgage and being debt free is an amazing feeling to have. But what’s the next best step to take after you’ve cut back all your expenses?
Location, Location, Location! It’s the mantra that’s been shouted for decades when it comes to property but is it ACTUALLY correct?
I don’t think I’ve ever been employed in a company before where someone hasn’t made a remark similar to “This place is run by a bunch of idiots!”. Usually it’s due to people following procedures mixed in with trivial everyday matters that get caught up with those said procedures but it has always bothered me … Read more
A lot of other personal finance blogs have covered this and although it seems like prying a bottle of water away from a man dying of thirst… a lot of people do seem to be giving up TV. Roughly twelve years ago now (good God that “old” thing is starting to happen) I decided to … Read more