To retire or not to retire? That is the question facing many of today’s baby boomers and even seniors.

This month our very own receptionist Di Berthon told Groovy Grandmas exactly whey she chooses to stay on at ipac.

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The start of a new financial year provides a useful mid-year point to review your personal finances. Giving your budget, mortgage, credit card and savings plan a quick check can pinpoint areas where you could save money or make a bit extra. The cold winter nights provide an ideal opportunity to review your household budget. If you’re feeling strapped for cash, your budget will show where you need to rein in spending. If you don’t have a budget or you’re not sure what’s involved, download a free budget planner from the Federal Government’s Understanding Money website (www.understandingmoney.gov.au).

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Australia’s residential property market has enjoyed 16 consecutive months of healthy price gains. But according to industry figures the market is cooling, and in April 2010, capital city prices recorded almost no growth at all. The state of the property market holds a great deal of interest for many Australians. Two thirds of us own our home, with about half these people paying off a mortgage. In most cases, the family home is the biggest asset we own. So while property is a long term asset, it’s understandable that we’re keen to get an idea of how values are faring on an ongoing basis.

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