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Anyone who’s spent many years of their life studying tertiary qualifications knows that living on a tight budget is key to getting the most bang for your buck. Budgeting as a student can be a little trickier as you often don’t have a regular source of income but still have living expenses to consider. Let’s take a look at some saving tips for students to help you keep on top of your spending and make the most of your time as a student.

It’s no secret that we could all find ways to cut down on our expenses and implement some money saving habits. This can sometimes be easier said than done, though. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of ways that may help to save money, so you can minimise time on researching saving tips and get straight to making these strategies work for you.

Looking for a way to save money that is simple to do and effective? Allow us to introduce you to these little things called ‘money-saving challenges’. They put a little fun back into the process of saving money; so much so, it’ll become a habit before you know it. Let’s take a look at some of the best money-saving challenges that will see your savings soar in no time.

Perhaps you’re already familiar with the concept of starting an emergency fund, but for those who aren’t, this is the guide for you. It’s a great idea to have funds stashed away for when those unexpected events crop up, so having a few tips and tricks up your sleeve can help you gain the most out of your emergency fund.

It’s no secret that the cost of living is rising. Here are some simple ways to save money on your groceries without making huge sacrifices.

One of the toughest decisions to make when you purchase a home is whether you’ll choose a fixed or variable rate for your loan. Before you make this choice, it can be helpful to understand how the two options differ and consider the factors that may influence your decision. Here are the key things you should know about a fixed home loan versus a variable home loan.