I can see the attraction of buy now pay later arrangements - it's seductive to buy something you want right now, and pay it off in instalments whilst believing there's no extra cost or …
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By Matt Hern
I can see the attraction of buy now pay later arrangements - it's seductive to buy something you want right now, and pay it off in instalments whilst believing there's no extra cost or …
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By Matt Hern
The goal of both investing and repaying debt is to grow your net wealth so you can afford more of what really matters to you in life. Net Wealth = Investments less Debts. So, ignoring interest for …
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By Matt Hern
When you have multiple debts you're trying to repay there are a few ways you could approach becoming debt-free: A bit extra on each of them?Smallest balance first?Largest balance first?Highest …
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By Matt Hern
In the nineties and noughties, it was popular for lenders and personal finance commentators to promote a strategy of combining a credit card with a mortgage offset account to repay your mortgage …
By Matt Hern
When people have racked up multiple consumer debts, including credit cards, car loans and personal loans a common piece of advice is to 'consolidate your debts'. But does this advice really work? …
By Matt Hern
This year I have again volunteered for the Financial Planning Associations's Ask an Expert program. Following is one of the questions I just received and my answer. The question Hello Matt, my …
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