10 money traps that can hurt the oldest Aussies and their families
Inheritance fights, pension pain and aged care financial squeezes are among the problems facing older seniors. Experts share their tips to minimise the threats.
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Why under-40s are starting businesses in droves
High living costs prompt some new businesses but there are other key reasons why Millennials and Gen Y become entrepreneurs.
Serious fun behind giving kids their own bank
Kit, the banking app for kids, is ready to play. And it is teaching a new generation of digitally-savvy savers.
Origin’s board needs to send Brookfield packing
The fact is, the $20bn Brookfield-EIG bid to take control of Origin Energy failed on its merits. And its Plan B will also fail.
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Super merger creates $230bn investment giant
The biggest ever merger in Australia’s super industry has been finalised, creating the country’s second largest fund with more than $230bn under management.
Scott Pape: How to get a pay rise this year
If you don’t get at least a five per cent pay rise this year, you’ll be going backwards. So here are the Barefoot Investor’s tips on what you should do.
Short trips and you could use just $2 of fuel for every 100km
Underskin technology has caught up with the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross looks and the plug-in hybrid delivers a much better driving experience. But it’s expensive.
The Good Place founder’s ugly spat with ex-licensees exposed
An award-winning Sunshine Coast businessman has become embroiled in several bitter disputes with former landlords and licensees which they claim forced venues to close.
Ex Coca Cola exec reveals plans to upscale vegan meat business
An ex Coca Cola boss has revealed his plans to drastically expand a Sunshine Coast plant-based meats business after taking over the company. Here is what he said:
Dessert king brings classics, new sweets to Noosaville patisserie
Four years after the dramatic closure of his Sydney and Melbourne stores, celebrity chef Adriano Zumbo is back in the kitchen at his own patisserie at Noosaville.
100 jobs under threat as building supplier goes bust
A well-known Moreton Bay region building supplies company founded in 1969 has appointed voluntary administrators with up to 100 jobs under threat.
$100m worth of investment: Tide turning for hinterland hub
A Sunshine Coast suburb once known as “the armpit” of the region is receiving an investment injection with buyers of all kinds snapping up properties. See the projects coming:
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