What to Expect
Discover practical strategies to take control of your home loan and potentially pay it off sooner. Dr Linda Hamilton, an experienced educator and author, breaks down complex financial concepts into simple, actionable steps. Whether you're buying your first home or already managing a mortgage, this talk offers valuable insights.
You will learn about the five-step approach from her book "Pay It in Five" that helps you plan, borrow, and manage your home loan effectively. The session is designed to empower everyday Australians with financial literacy and confidence.
This event is ideal for parents looking to secure their family's financial future and understand mortgage management better.
Activity Details
The talk will be held on Tuesday, 18 August 2026, from 18:30 to 19:30 at Emerald Hill Library. The session is free and wheelchair accessible.
Dr Hamilton will share key ideas from her book and provide practical advice on managing home loans. Attendees can also listen to the audiobook on YouTube beforehand to familiarize themselves with the concepts.
The event is proudly presented by the Friends of Emerald Hill Library and includes time for questions and personalized advice.
Location and Access
Emerald Hill Library is the venue for this informative session. The library is wheelchair accessible, ensuring everyone can participate comfortably.
Located within the City of Port Phillip, the library offers a welcoming environment for community members seeking knowledge and support.
For those unfamiliar with the location, the library is easily accessible by public transport and has parking nearby.
Important Information
This session is free of charge and designed to be inclusive. If you have any accessibility needs or require assistance, please contact the organizers in advance.
The talk is suitable for adults interested in home loan management; parents will find the financial literacy focus especially beneficial.
Advance booking is recommended to secure your spot, as places may be limited.
Booking and Prices
Attendance is free, but booking is required to reserve your place. You can book your spot by contacting the library or visiting their website.
For additional information or special requirements, contact details are provided.
This is a valuable opportunity to gain financial knowledge without any cost, making it accessible for all families.