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If I was 25 again, I would… is a series of short articles (approx 150 words) that you can use in your social media to reach the Millennial and Gen Z Generations. The language is warm and supportive, understanding the time in everyone’s life when fun might be more important than planning.

Every generation has its fads, the trick is not to get caught up with the hype and lose money. Best to fully understand an asset before investing.

Today it’s crypto-currencies like Bitcoin. In 2000 it was technology shares. In 1987 it was shares in general, and way back in the seventeenth century investors were going nuts over tulip bulbs.

If I was 25 again, I would… is a series of short articles (approx 150 words) that you can use in your social media to reach the Millennial and Gen Z Generations. The language is warm and supportive, understanding the time in everyone’s life when fun might be more important than planning.

If I was 25 again, I would pay more attention to my super. I would take mental ownership of it rather than thinking it’s just something for old people to worry about. First up I’d consolidate all of my super into one account to avoid paying multiple sets of fees.

If I was 25 again, I would… is a series of short articles (approx 150 words) that you can use in your social media to reach the Millennial and Gen Z Generations. The language is warm and supportive, understanding the time in everyone’s life when fun might be more important than planning.

This message shows the effect on savings that paying just a little bit more on a mortgage can achieve.

If I could find just $100 extra per month – less than the proverbial cup of coffee every day – and added this to my repayments on a $300,000 mortgage with an interest rate of 3.75% per annum over a term of 25 years, I would save...

If I was 25 again, I would… is a series of short articles (approx 150 words) that you can use in your social media to reach the Millennial and Gen Z Generations. The language is warm and supportive, understanding the time in everyone’s life when fun might be more important than planning.

The first in this series starts with explaining that budgets need not be restrictive, just balanced.

I wouldn’t be scared of the ‘B word’ – budgeting. In fact, I’d make a bit of a game of it, tracking where my money was coming from and cracking the mystery of where it was going.