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Understanding your financial wellbeing is the first step towards improving it. By making smart choices – whether it's managing your money, saving for a goal or emergency, or reducing your debt – you can enhance your financial health.
Enrol in our email coaching program, where we’ll share valuable information and tips to boost your financial wellbeing score. At the end of the program, we encourage you to retake the quiz to see how much your financial wellbeing has improved.
Controlling your money.
Questions one and three demonstrated your ability to control your finances and habits effectively. We believe the key to taking control of your money lies in organising your finances, creating a budget, and setting up alerts to stay on top of things. Explore these blogs to learn more about taking control.
Master your money - A systematic approach to banking
Want to take control of your finances and achieve your financial goals sooner, rather than later? Find out how.
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Take control - Managing your money with alerts
Setting up alerts in Internet Banking is an easy way to stay on top of what’s happening with your money. Find out how with these money management tips.
Read the articleMeeting financial obligations
Your response to question four gave us insight into how you feel about your financial obligations. To build on this, it's crucial to know when to seek help, plan your spending and saving, prioritise your bills, and manage your debt. These strategies will help you meet your financial commitments.
Managing debt
Whether your debt is small or large it needs to be managed. We’ve got some tips to help you put together a repayment plan.
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Spending less on groceries
Spending on groceries is unavoidable, but with some planning, self-control and some simple hacks most of us can reduce our spending significantly.
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Cutting petrol costs
Your petrol buying habits can save you money. We think its possible for most car owners to save up to $300 a year on petrol by using these tactics.
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Reducing your reliance on electricity and gas
Want to start reducing your reliance on electricity and gas? Here are our key tactics.
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Reducing your electricity and gas usage
Save money and energy with our top tips for reducing household consumption and making your home more sustainable. Find out how.
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Reducing the cost of electricity and gas
Want to reduce the cost of the gas and electricity you use? Here are our tips how.
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Making the most of electricity and gas rebates and concessions
There are a wide range of rebates and concessions available from governments to try and help consumers deal with the rising cost of household energy.
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Spending less on mobile phones
Here are some practical ways to reduce your spending on your mobile device or get better value for the money you do spend.
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Spending less on internet
Here are some tips to help you minimise your spend and get good value for money on your interest service.
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Navigating private health insurance
Here are some tips to help you navigate the decisions of whether or not you should have private health insurance, and if you do have it what type and level of cover you should have.
Read the articleAchieving your goals.
Having choices about how you achieve your goals in life is an important step toward financial wellbeing. To help you create choices and achieve your financial goals, consider creating a savings habit, building a savings buffer, setting and achieving savings goals, and improving and maintaining your credit score.
Understanding your credit score
Your credit score is a numerical representation of your credit and debt history at a given time. Find out everything you need to know.
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Setting and achieving savings goals
It can be challenging to stick to a budget and keep savings on track when living costs are rising. Setting goals and using a few simple reminders can help a lot with starting a savings habit and keeping it going.
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Using the new Beyond Bank+ App to speed up your savings journey
Making a savings habit stick isn’t easy. Wisdom says that making a savings goal specific helps, as does having a visual reminder of what you’re saving for and lots of positive feedback as you make progress.
Read the articleFinancial security and resilience.
Increasing your financial security and resilience is an important step toward financial wellbeing. We think the foundation for this is building up a savings buffer for a rainy day, having manageable levels of debt, and putting appropriate insurance in place. Find out more by reading the following blogs.
A guide to debt
Find out more about the different types of debt, how they can impact your financial wellbeing and how to distinguish between “good debt” and “bad debt”.
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A practical guide to pet insurance
Pet insurance can be a lifesaver for pet owners, offering financial protection against unexpected veterinary costs. This guide delves into why it's important and what to consider when choosing a policy.
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