Corporate Partner financial wisdom
Become more money confident with tips from Australia’s top financial educators.
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Property market reflections with CoreLogic
Speaker: Tim Lawless, Executive Research Director of CoreLogic’s Asia Pacific Research Division
Date: Wednesday 20 November 2024
Time: 12.30pm—1.30pm (Sydney time)
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Join us to hear from guest speaker Tim Lawless as he shares property-level insights and trends which could support you to:
- Explore areas of potential growth in the residential property market
- Learn about factors influencing market performance
- Understand risks in the evolving market landscape
Tim is widely recognised as a leading authority on residential property, with over 20 years of experience.
Financial fitness: we’ll bring the sessions to you
Ask your organisation’s HR representative or Corporate Partner manager about tailoring face-to-face (or virtual) seminars and discussions on areas that interest you. Topics can include:
- Strategies for saving money, building wealth, and investing your hard-earned money
- Borrowing, buying and investing in property, managing your loan
- Planning for a bright future and retirement, with budgeting tips
Learn about budgeting
How to use a budget to rebuild your savings
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Simple money lessons to teach your kids
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Budget planner
Run the sums on your incomings and outgoings with our simple calculator.
Keeping up with the cost of living
Changing repayments
Learn about home loan repayments (when you repay less, you could pay more interest over the life of your loan).
Getting back on your feet
Life can be expensive. If you're going through a tough time, we're here to help.
Consolidating debt
Bringing other debts into one account with a lower interest rate could help you save on interest.
Growing wealth
How to start trading
Know some of the risks and payoffs of trading ETFs, shares and more.
Investing in property
What to expect, a tailored rate, and guides for new and seasoned investors.
Get more from your money
Discover smart ways to save and invest your well-earned money.
Buying a home
Understand the process
Buying property doesn't have to be overwhelming.
Finding your price range
Run the numbers for an idea of what you can afford.
Saving your deposit
Explore low deposit options, Government grants and more.
Staying safe online
Scam & fraud awareness
Learn the latest so you can protect yourself and loved ones.
Protect yourself online
Stay one step ahead of scammers with these tips.
Security Wellbeing Check
Use our app to see what you can update to safeguard your money and info.
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The Webinar content represents the opinions of individual guest speakers across spoken topics and does not represent Westpac Group’s view. The content of the information provided in the Webinar is general in nature and has been prepared without taking your objectives, needs and overall financial situation into account. For this reason, you should consider the appropriateness of the information to your own circumstances and, if necessary, seek appropriate professional advice.
This information is general in nature and has been prepared without taking your objectives, needs and overall financial situation into account. For this reason, you should consider the appropriateness of the information to your own circumstances and, if necessary, seek appropriate professional advice.