Now that we’re gearing up for 2024, it’s a good chance to start reflecting and resetting after a busy year.
So what should we be doing with our finances over the next year?
With the cost of living challenging us all this year (or at least 92% of us, says research from Aware Super), there’s been no better time to focus on our finances and set ourselves up for success in the new year.
In this episode, Kate Campbell and Owen Rask share four things you can do to put yourself in a better position heading into 2024.
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