Savings Guide Australia

Most people deal with accountants once a year, at tax time for their personal income tax return.
Accountants are expected to have an up to date understanding of taxation laws and policies to help you complete your return or guide you with regards to advice in that area. They are fantastic for helping you find deductions [...]

I live in an apartment, above a shop. It’s on a main road, so we don’t have a balcony or a garden. I spend a significant proportion of my time thinking about what I am going to do once I get a garden of my very own.
Once the opportunity presents itself, I am going to [...]

The cost of a solicitor (otherwise known as a Lawyer) can be one of the most expensive things you will ever encounter. Some lawyers charge set fees for things like property work, though you will find for most other transactions with a lawyer it will be based upon time.

Welcome to all you viewers who saw us on A Current Affair tonight about Gen Y and finance.
If this is your first time visiting Savings Guide, let me take a quick 30 seconds to show you how to get the most out of this 100% free and unbiased website on saving money – so why [...]

For a lot of Australians, overtime is the norm. Australian’s work over 2 billion hours of unpaid work every year. For some, it’s a necessity to get the job done well, for others an expected part of work if you want to see a promotion any time in the next ten years. It’s not unusual [...]

Centrelink deals with everything from the youth allowance through to the dole (or the Looking for Work Allowance as it is now known).
It’s a vast area, and the main interface between the people and the government when it comes to social security. It’s also sometimes so confusing you could scream.