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In a somewhat-expected result, the second most voted topic of this blog’s pre-launch poll was about getting from $100,000 to $1,000,000. Besides being the logical next step on the ladder of wealth, the fact that there isn’t too much of a gap between the first

This post was initially published as part of Affording Your First Home. In its reception however, though knowing what you're getting into is integral to getting a loan responsibly, the mechanics of a loan isn't something that's going to be on a test that

Who does it take to afford a mortgage?

Have you ever heard the term, High Net Worth Individuals (HNWI)? Sounding a lot less intrusive than “is someone rich enough”, it asks the same question, with a higher chance of getting a straight answer: are you rich enough… to afford certain things? In the States, the land of capitalism,

If I were to draw a direct parallel with Woolf’s £500/year of passive income, in a literal measure it’d be worth £39,364.90 today, or roughly $77,000 AUD. To a single person living in London, on the average cost of living of £34,704, it’

So you’re approaching mid-career. You have a stable job that pays a good income. You save consistently, and you bring lunch from home when you come into the office. Only if you have to, of course, because why spend $60/day when you can spend $0? You still walk