About the Author

Financial Chaos Analyst
Melbourne, Australia
ETFs, side hustles, AI tools, market bubbles, digital wealth culture, and why billionaires start tweeting like anime villains during recessions.
I calculate things. Mostly things involving money, tax, and why your paycheck disappears before you’ve even smelled the coffee you bought with it.
Based in Melbourne, I spend my time staring at ATO spreadsheets so you don’t have to. It’s not just a hobby; it’s a lifestyle choice I’m still questioning. My relationship with Excel is best described as "complicated," and I consider a perfectly balanced budget to be a form of high art.
I write about money, markets, AI, investing, financial psychology, and the slow emotional collapse that occurs after checking your portfolio at 2:13 AM. My work focuses on helping regular people understand wealth, financial trends, and emerging technology without sounding like a corporate LinkedIn post written by a man named Brent.
I built this platform because I believe that financial tools shouldn't look like they were designed in 1998 or require a PhD in Taxation to understand. Whether you're calculating a pay rise, figuring out your HECS-HELP repayments, or just wondering where those extra dollars went in your latest payslip, my goal is to give you clarity—with a side of dry humor.
Because personal finance in Australia is exactly that: chaos. Between Stage 3 tax cuts, changing Superannuation Guarantee rates, and the ever-shifting cost of living, trying to track your take-home pay is like trying to nail jelly to a wall. I provide the hammer and the nails (and occasionally the jelly).
My content blends personal finance, investing culture, AI automation, and the increasingly strange timeline humanity appears to be speedrunning through. I mix finance education with internet realism and occasional economic existentialism—because let's face it, economic forecasts often look suspiciously like apocalypse fan fiction.
Every calculator on this site is built with a commitment to accuracy and transparency. I use official Australian Taxation Office (ATO) formulas, the latest Fair Work National Minimum Wage data, and current Superannuation Guarantee rates.
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