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7 ideas for a great Christmas with little money

by rechel.gallego | December 6, 2016 | Budgeting Tips | 0 Comments

Christmas is a tough time of year with the push to spend spend spend. When money is tight it can lead to despair, but it doesn’t have to be this way. Christmas can be a special time even without money. Defeat the spirit of Scrooge with these 7 tips. Tip 1 - Step back from the madness Give yourself...

Our top 5 tips for getting Christmas Ready

by Debt Cutter | October 19, 2016 | Budgeting Tips | 0 Comments

Can you believe Christmas is only 10 weeks away! Normally we wouldn’t be trying to get you into the Christmas spirit so early, we’d leave that up to the shopping centres. But, as we all know, Christmas is one of the most expensive times of the year! What we tend to find from this, come January...

What is an Informal Arrangement and what does it do?

by Debt Cutter | October 5, 2016 | Paying off Debt | 0 Comments

Informal Arrangements are quickly becoming one of the most popular forms of debt relief. Whilst there are many different kinds of debt help out there, it’s hard to know which solution is right for you. We’ve previously written about Debt Agreements and if they are a viable solution for you. This...

Is a Debt Agreement the right choice for me?

by Debt Cutter | September 28, 2016 | Debt & Stress Management | 0 Comments

Debt Agreements, Informal Arrangements, Debt Negotiation and Debt Consolidation. These are all terms which are frequently thrown around when you begin trying to access debt help. It’s hard to know which solution is right for you, and which solution will provide the best outcome for you. To help...

Retirement and debt – a cause of financial hardship

by Debt Cutter | September 23, 2016 | Life and Money | 0 Comments

More Australians are facing retirement with debt looming over their shoulders. With increased debts, comes increased financial hardship in the years which are meant to be stress free and fun. According to a recent study, Australians are entering their twilight years with about $150,000 in mortgage...

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7 ideas for a great Christmas with little money

Our top 5 tips for getting Christmas Ready

What is an Informal Arrangement and what does it do?

Is a Debt Agreement the right choice for me?

Retirement and debt – a cause of financial hardship

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