Tradies and those working in financial services generally have skillsets that are polar opposites. Tradies have the practical skills that we will need for the rest of our lives, like how to build a house, fix a tap, install a light and how to get a car working again. But unfortunately, tradies struggle to be in control of their finances. We have worked with so many tradespeople who have got to age 50 who are unable to work due to wear and tear, but only have $50,000 in super and no Plan B in place. Tradies are in high demand and can earn a considerable hourly rate for their skills, but where does that money go? Isn’t it time your money started working hard for you, not the other way around?
Tradies and those working in financial services generally have skillsets that are polar opposites. Tradies have the practical skills that we will need for the rest of our lives, like how to build a house, fix a tap, install a light and how to get a car working again. But unfortunately, tradies struggle to be in control of their finances. We have worked with so many tradespeople who have got to age 50 who are unable to work due to wear and tear, but only have $50,000 in super and no Plan B in place. Tradies are in high demand and can earn a considerable hourly rate for their skills, but where does that money go? Isn’t it time your money started working hard for you, not the other way around?
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