Bill shock post December festive season and January you see the credit card bill ????????????.
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• The video discusses how people tend to overspend on their credit cards during the festive season, leading to credit card bill shock.
• It highlights the convenience of tap and go payments but warns about the lack of awareness of spending.
• The video suggests two solutions: doing a credit card transfer to a no-interest account and closing the current credit card, or consolidating debt into a home loan facility to improve cash flow.
• It advises creating a separate savings account to budget for future expenses during December.
• The video emphasizes the importance of avoiding financial mess and planning ahead to prevent credit card bill shock.

0:00 Intro

0.01 We do get a little bit carried away and 
statistically speaking in December people  

00:13 tend to spend 25% more on their credit cards it’s 
because of the festive season you get carried awayit’s a little bit silly and the big one is the tap and go it gets you all the time. If you’re not used to having cash in your wallet, I think cash hurts more emotionally to hand over and you can physically see what is being left and back in my time I’m a little bit older um I used to  

0:36 find that handing over $100 bill or $50 or $20 or whatever your note currency was at the time it used to be a little bit more physical HEY I’m letting go of this money and you could see it whereas now you tap and goes it’s on your mobile phones on the credit card tap tap tap

0:52.get a little bit carried away and you forget to check and by the time you do check it’s a little bit like holy **** whatever what’s happened so if this is a situation that you’re in you can either a try to do a credit card transfer into something that is no interest for a

01:15 certain period of time clear off the credit card. Start off fresh make sure that you close down your current credit card and you’re not getting two credit cards recycling because then it it’ll you know basically will have a financial mess and it’s a little bit harder to get out of.

01:33 that one the other thing that you could do is if you’ve got a home loan facility try and debt consolidate that all into the one facility so it just improves your cash flow and then for next time around make sure that you put a little bit of savings um in a separate account so then when December does come along you’ve got a clear budget of what you’re actually wanting to spend.

01:58 It doesn’t catch you out again January 2025 with another what we call it Bill shock round two so hopefully you found that useful if you got any questions feel free to give me a call happy to have a chat Laura Moya 

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Farm Debt Mediation in NSW — A few problems
by ALEX ELLIOTT on 05/05/2012 · LEAVE A COMMENT · in MEDIATION

The object of the NSW Farm Debt Mediation Act 1994 is to provide for the efficient and equitable resolution of farm debt disputes. Mediation is required before a bank or financial institution can take possession of the farm or other farm property.

Section 10 of the Act provides that once a farmer gives notification that mediation is required, the bank or financial institution cannot take any enforcement action unless a certificate is in force under section 11.

Section 11 of the Act stipulates that a certificate will be issued by the Authority (NSW Rural Assistance Authority), if the Authority is satisfied that a satisfactory mediation has taken place in respect of the farm debt involved.

Mediation is a structured process in which the mediator, who must be a neutral and independent person, assists the farmer and the bank or financial institution to reach an agreement. That agreement may mean the capitalisation of interest, the extension of repayments, additional advances or increasing an overdraft limit. It may also mean the sale of certain assets over time. There are many possible settlement outcomes available to the parties.

The High Court of Australia in its decision in Waller v Hargraves Secured Investments Limited [2012] HCA 4 has added a substantial complication to the mediation process and any possible settlement.

In August 2003, Hargraves Secured Investment Limited advanced $450,000 to Ms Waller under a loan agreement. The advance was secured by a mortgage over Ms Waller’s farm. She defaulted on the loan.

Mediation was held under the provisions of the Farm Debt Mediation Act 1994. The parties entered into terms of settlement under which there was a second loan agreement for $640,000. This enabled the first loan to be paid out, along with past and future interest.

Ms Waller defaulted on the second loan.

Hargraves Secured Investment Limited commenced action in court for possession of the farm and judgment against Ms Waller.

Ms Waller appealed to the High Court from a decision of the NSW Court Appeal. The argument which was accepted by the High Court was that the enforcement proceedings were not in relation to the farm debt the subject of the mediation. There was now a new and different debt, which was distinct from the first loan. Hargraves Secured Investment Limited had not complied with the Act because the mediation only dealt with the first loan, not the new one.

So it seems that even if a section 11 certificate has been obtained in respect of a farm mortgage, a bank or financial institution must be careful that the farm debt it relates to is the same and has not been discharged in anyway prior to enforcement action. If in doubt it seems that a new notice to the farmer may have to be given.

The High Court’s decision may discourage future lending to farmers because of the uncertainty surrounding this decision. The bank or financial institution may play it safe and only offer in mediation the option of refinancing with another institution, selling the asset or agreeing to surrender the asset to the bank or financial institution. Anything else may complicate future enforcement proceedings.

This is clearly not in the interests of the rural community and the Act needs to be amended as a matter of urgency. A full range of options should be available to comply with the spirit of the legislation.

Alex Elliott

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