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The countdown is on...

The silly season is here, and even though the calendar is jam-packed, it is important to take some time to reflect on the year. 

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In our final newsletter for the year, we take a look at two ways you can invest in property without actually having to buy one. If you are in a new relationship, there are some important things worth discussing with your partner before you consider merging your money, moving in together, or buying any big-ticket items in both your names.

Looking further in the future, there are potential benefits of couples taking a coordinated approach to savings and investing by putting smart spouse strategies in place. If you are interested in environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing, then the four-step guide in this newsletter is a must-read.

Avoid plastic overload this festive season with our tips on how to minimize plastic in your home.

If you would like more information on any of the articles below or would like to make an appointment, please contact the office on (08) 8357 3999 or respond to this email or make a convenient time if not this year early in 2019 on the Meet The Team page on our website.

Keep an eye out for Sally's infamous Christmas photo booth photos on facebook in the lead up to Christmas!

Take care over the next few weeks.

Kind regards,

MBA Financial Strategists Pty Ltd

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How to invest in property without actually buying one

You don’t have to be a landlord, deal with tenants or put a deposit down on a home to get your foot in the property market.

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10 money conversations to have when your relationship heats up

It’s probably not the sexiest thing the two of you have on the to-do list but putting it off could see you butting heads.

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Smart spouse investing

Spouses have clear motivations to at least consider the potential benefits of taking a co-ordinated approach to savings and investing – as well as in dealing with their day-to-day budgeting.

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Eat your greens! A four-step guide to ethical investing

Like many kids growing up in the 1970s I was taught to eat everything on my plate. It was good advice, particularly as an active kid living in a rural setting. Through my teenage years, I had more discretion and the choices I made left a lot to be desired.

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9 Ways To Minimize Plastic In Your Home

We live in a world of plastic. Plastic cups, bottles, plates, packaging – our plastic society is putting the world's ecosystem at risk, but there are some simple steps we can take to change our wasteful habits. 

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