Roydon Snelgar

Work smarter, not harder by pre-planning, organising, and dividing your daily tasks into an effective time management strategy. High achievers are generally expert time managers. Managing your time well will lead to better productivity and efficiency whilst reducing stress, allowing you to increase your net worth and create new life opportunities. Implementation and cost Change…

How many cards and bank accounts do you have? We often have more bank accounts than we need, complicating our finances, reducing synergies, and increasing our fees. Implementation and cost Do an audit of your bank accounts and fees. Consolidate your accounts into a single bank with singular accounts (e.g. 1 checking account, 1 credit…

Reminders are a great way to ensure you do not miss expiring contracts such as insurance, utility bills, subscriptions, and registrations. Setting reminders for expiring contracts has two financial benefits: If you miss an expiring contract such as car insurance, you might drive your car unaware that you are no longer insured. An accident could…

Whether an owner or renter, if you have a room in your house or apartment that you can sublet, you could significantly reduce your monthly rental or mortgage payments. A sublease is when a tenant wants to give a third party (known as the subtenant) rights to rent all or part of their rental property…

  If you are looking to make big-ticket purchases like a new car or equipment for your business, be strategic about when you buy. Waiting until EOFY sales can often result in significant savings on purchases. Implementation and cost Decide whether the purchase needs to be immediate. If the purchase can wait, hold off until…

Underpayment can significantly impact your personal finance over your career. For example, if you are underpaid by just $50 per week for 50 years, you lose out on $130,000. Assuming you placed that $50 in a savings account earning an average of 5% compounded monthly, you’re looking at $578,814. That is over half a million…

An emergency fund is integral to achieving our financial goals and staying out of debt. However, because we think of an emergency fund as a lifeline and not a savings tool, we often fail to consider using the money to make money. Our emergency funds often contain a considerable amount of money that should be…

Arguably, a Will is the most important financial asset for yourself and your family. It’s worth more than your house, your car, and your investment portfolio. A will can protect your family members put you in the driver’s seat to determine what happens to your money after you pass. What a Will lets you do:…

When you cannot pay your debts having explored every alternative solution, you may consider filing for voluntary bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is a legal process that can remove accountability from your debts, allowing you to make a fresh start, but doesn’t come without consequence. Speak with a free financial counsellor by contacting the National Debt Helpline on 1800…

What are your financial goals? You may hope to get out of debit, retire early, or have a million in your super by the age of 65. Whatever your goals, the first step to achieving them is to write them down. Writing out your financial goals, setting a timeline and steps to achieve those goals…