r/AusMoneyMates

Australian Personal Finance: budgeting, saving, getting out of debt, investing, and saving for retirement. Please read the sidebar and observe sub rules when posting.

Ask questions about Australian home loans, buying property, refinancing, borrowing capacity, lender policy and working with mortgage brokers. Basic questions are welcome. You don’t need the right terminology or a perfectly organised scenario. Use rough figures, avoid personal information, and keep replies useful and respectful. Everything here is general discussion only, not legal, tax, financial or credit advice.

An Australian equivalent to /r/Wallstreetbets , the madness starts here. Trying to Balance out our lost super one bunnings sausage at a time.

This is Australia’s dedicated community for salary transparency, pay discussion, and benefits benchmarking.

Welcome to Australian Property Chat. We are here for anyone interested in Real Estate, Property Finance, or Property Markets around Australia. Whether your interests are personal or for investment, all property related discussions are welcomed.

Make Money Hacks is all about sharing smarter, legit ways to make money online. We focus on tips and strategies you won’t usually find elsewhere – the kind that actually help you boost your income quickly and work toward financial freedom. Ask questions. Share your hacks. Post what’s worked (and what hasn’t). The more we share, the more we all earn!

This forum is for discussion on all things Australian property related. Markets, economics, finance, investing, auctions, renovating, repairing and housing affordability.

Welcome to the Australian version of r/financialindependence, a place created for Australians to discuss the concepts of financial independence (FI) and retiring early (RE). You can be financially independent early in life! There is no need to work until to you are 65+ in order to access Superannuation benefits and retire. Why not retire at 45? At 35? Welcome to the concept of Financial Independence.