Being in control of your finances places you in a powerful position when it comes to meeting your financial obligations, feeling secure about your future in the face of the unknown, and being able to provide support for loved ones. At Tribunity we continually find effective tools for you to help maintain control over your finances, regardless of how much you earn. You can bookmark this link and visit us whenever you need more order in your finances.
Understanding Money – Provided by the Australian Government
1) Most Popular: What would my mortgage payments be? You’ve found the home you want to buy and you know how much you want to borrow – Use this Mortgage Repayment Calculator to work out what your repayments would be.
2) How long will it take to pay off? You’re thinking about borrowing a particular amount and you know how much you could afford to repay – Use this Loan Term Calculator to work out how long you would be paying it off.
3) How much I can borrow? You’ve worked out what repayments you could afford – Use this Borrowing Calculator to work out how much you could borrow.
4) Putting it all together. This Mortgage Matrix and Personal Loan Matrix lets you see at a glance what your repayments would be if you borrowed a particular amount at different interest rates and periods.
5) Financial Health Check – how effective are your financial habits?
6) How much do I need to save each pay? You’re planning to save for a holiday next year or a house deposit in five years – Use this Regular Savings Calculator to work out how much you need to put away each pay to reach your target.
7) How long will it take? You know how much you can afford to save each pay – Use this Savings Period Calculator to work out how long it will take to reach your target.
8) How far can I go? You’re saving something each pay – Use this Savings Results Calculator to work out how much you will have after 5 years, 10 years – as long as you like.
9) Putting it all together. This Savings Matrix lets you see at a glance how effective different savings plans will be under a range of interest rates and periods.
At tribunity we believe that a lifelong dedication to self knowledge is the key to growing as human beings. One of the effective tools we have found is the Myers Briggs personality test, which gives surprisingly insightful descriptions of people’s personalities, learning styles, compatible careers, strengths, and how to overcome each type’s weaknesses. Does your test result describe you? Try it now »
Health and Fitness is a non-negotiable currency when you are looking for a successful and fulfilled life. As part of Tribunity’s commitment to help you achieve all of your goals, we have gathered some great tools to help you get started. Body fitness = Mind fitness.
1) The myfitnesspal iPhone app (free).
This is hands-down the most convenient tool we found for keeping track of your diet and fitness. It’s easy to use and focuses on the tasks we need the most: you can count calories, track your exercise, coordinating your routine with friends and find nutritional information on a huge range of foods (over 600,000). And it’s free!
2) For those of you not using the iPhone, this weight watchers counter strikes a good balance between features and simplicity. The food groups are each broken down into a decent list of possible foods (eg ‘Broad” has options like Foccaccia, white sandwich bread etc). Just enter how much of each food you ate or plan to eat, and it adds up the calorie count for you.
3) The Virtual Medical Centre calorie counter offers some more advanced options that take into account your age, gender, weight and height.
