Finance & investment guides
Plain-English Australian investing education for younger beginners, plus practical property tools for people who want structure before a major decision.
Last reviewed: 17 May 2026. General information only, not financial advice.
The toolkit
These products are education and templates only. They do not replace professional financial, legal, tax or investment advice.
Property tools update
On 12 May 2026, the Australian Government announced proposed changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax from 1 July 2027. The property guides are being held until the legislation has passed through both houses of Parliament and there is enough certainty around the final rules. Once the position is official, the revised guides will be updated and released for sale.
The release timing depends on the bill passing Parliament and official guidance confirming the final position.
Read the Budget summaryA plain-English guide for young Australians who want to understand emergency funds, debt, ETFs, micro-investing, super, fees and scams before they start.
AUD $19
Read guide detailsA structured guide for checking costs, risks, inspections and state-specific issues before buying.
Policy update pending. Release planned once the legislation is settled.
Notify me when availableModel rent, expenses, holding costs, yield, cash flow and buffers before committing to a property.
Policy update pending. Release planned once the legislation is settled.
Notify me when availableA plain-language property guide built around structure, numbers and calmer decision-making.
Policy update pending. Release planned once the legislation is settled.
Notify me when availableDigital download products. Change-of-mind refunds may not be available after delivery. Read the terms.
What it helps with
The goal is not to tell someone what to buy. The goal is to give them a clearer structure for thinking before they put money into an investment, app, platform or property decision.
Finance basics
These support pages answer the terms and platform questions that often come up before buying the beginner guide.
Plain-English explanations of ETFs, brokerage, CHESS, custodial ownership, diversification, volatility and superannuation.
Read investing termsQuestions to ask about fees, ownership, available products, security, support and scam warning signs before signing up.
Read app questionsThe paid beginner guide brings these ideas together in a calmer order for younger first-time investors.
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