Category Archives: Client Stories

Over the last few years, motoring associations across the country have reported that the cost of owning a car is skyrocketing. After factoring in petrol, interest charges, depreciation and other operating expenses, the running costs for an average family sedan … Continue reading →

When Tammy May reflects on MyBudget’s rapid growth over the last decade, she says that staff have been one of the key ingredients. “When I launched MyBudget, I knew we had to engage with people in a new and unique … Continue reading →

Unmanageable debt can creep up on anyone. It can happen to low income earners or high income earners. It can happen to businesses and companies. It can even happen to entire nations.   I was recently reading about the financial … Continue reading →

Across much of the country, kids are on school holidays which means that parents and carers are looking for activities to keep them entertained. Lianda from Victoria emailed us this thoughtful reminder: “During the school holidays you’ll be surprised how … Continue reading →

Until a few months ago, my purse was literally bulging with loyalty cards. I had about 15 of them, most of which rarely saw the light of day. But there comes a point when a bulging wallet is no longer … Continue reading →

In all my years of experience helping people get on top of their finances, I’ve come to understand that no two situations are ever exactly the same, which is why there are no one-size-fits-all financial solutions. I’ve also learned that … Continue reading →

Adelaide Lord Mayor Michael Harbison opened MyBudget House, located at 144 North Terrace, on November 4, 2010. MyBudget’s new headquarters accommodate 45 staff and provide the company with the room it needs to continue servicing its expansion. The building’s naming … Continue reading →

Sometimes money troubles happen when you least expect them. Everything seems to be going along just fine then the car breaks down, a relationship falls apart or someone loses their job. MyBudget clients, Rowena and Kelly, are good examples of … Continue reading →

Nicole, pictured here, works as an advertising sales executive in Melbourne. She’s an effervescent 27 year old who loves her job and is evidently very good at it. Despite having a good income, however, Nicole found herself just scraping by … Continue reading →