Setting goals
If you’re on a fixed income, or have a family, there’s no use making your savings targets unreasonably high. You should aim for a regular savings contribution that is sustainable more so than substantial. Even if it’s only $20-$50 per fortnight, you can still make your money grow.
Once you know how much you can contribute on a regular basis, you can project where you’ll be in 6 months, a year or two years’ time with our handy Savings Goal Calculator.
If you’re on a fixed income, or have a family, there’s no use making your savings targets unreasonably high. You should aim for a regular savings contribution that is sustainable more so than substantial. Even if it’s only $20-$50 per fortnight, you can still make your money grow.
Once you know how much you can contribute on a regular basis, you can project where you’ll be in 6 months, a year or two years’ time with our handy Savings Goal Calculator.