Thyme Financial Group

We get to a point where we just don’t care anymore about certain things in life because we become impatient and think we’re running out of time to achieve unachievable milestones.

Over the last three years we’ve observed this mentality creeping into much younger people’s attitudes toward their finances.

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Old People, Debt and Being Over It - Thyme Financial Group Our local area in Sydney’s upper North Shore has a very large elderly demographic. I’m talking a disproportionate number of people over eighty. I’ve been known to refer to the suburb as Club-Med for the dead. Almost on a daily basis I encounter strange behaviour from this demographic.

What is it about getting behind the wheel of a car that turns otherwise decent human beings into seething, angry monsters?

Apparently, the only feasible action is to put a radar trap on that stretch of road. But it’s not the speed of the cars which is dangerous it’s the attitude of the drivers and sometimes the cyclists which has proven to be a deadly mix, particularly if the driver is trying to intimidate the cyclists.

It’s the same with people’s interactions with banks…

Road Rage, Bike Rage and Bank Rage - Thyme Financial Group Anyone who drives from St Ives Chase to Terrey Hills on a sunny weekend morning is likely to encounter lycra-clad middle-aged men riding on their expensive bicycles. Some of these cyclists are quite serious.