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Avoid the Christmas and New Year Debt Hangover

Avoid the Christmas and New Year Debt Hangover

By Matt Hern on October 30, 2009

Whilst lots of fun the festive season actually can be one of the biggest creators of financial pain. With a little bit of prior financial planning it doesn’t need to be that way for you.

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‘Tis the season to be…broke??

By Matt Hern on November 8, 2007

Wow, the Christmas decorations are up and about in the shopping centres and even through Perth city centre. Christmas is a terrific fun time, but historically it also is a time where we not only eat and party to excess but we seem to spend to excess. Eating to excess leaves us feeling terrible and [...]

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