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Most Australians aren’t ‘good with money’. It’s time that changed

Most Australians aren’t ‘good with money’. It’s time that changed

If I were to give you a pop quiz right now about the basics of money, what grade do you think you’d get?

  • by Victoria Devine

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We’re in our early 50s. Should we pay off our mortgage, or wait?

We’re in our early 50s. Should we pay off our mortgage, or wait?

There’s a lot to be said for being mortgage-free, but keeping your loan available can also be an attractive option.

  • by Paul Benson
AI helped me feed my family for just $3 a serve
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AI helped me feed my family for just $3 a serve

Could artificial intelligence make me a seven-night, sales-ingredient-only meal plan that the kids will actually eat?

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
I’ve received a large inheritance. Why am I so scared to spend it?

I’ve received a large inheritance. Why am I so scared to spend it?

Taking your time after inheriting a large sum is smart, but if you’ve never dealt with that much money before, it can be stressful.

  • by Paridhi Jain
One year’s rent, upfront: How far would you go to find a home?

One year’s rent, upfront: How far would you go to find a home?

Renters have been forced to get creative as Australia’s housing availability continues to languish.

  • by Emily Chantiri
I’m in my 30s earning over $100k. Do I need a financial adviser?

I’m in my 30s earning over $100k. Do I need a financial adviser?

If you’re expecting a financial adviser to be able to work some miracles with your finances, you might leave disappointed.

  • by Paridhi Jain
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‘Devastating’: Could you spot these symptoms of financial abuse?

‘Devastating’: Could you spot these symptoms of financial abuse?

Financial coercive control is a manipulative form of abuse that strips people of their independence, dignity and security. It can also be difficult to spot.

  • by Grace Bacon
The life-changing money chat to have with your kids

The life-changing money chat to have with your kids

If you can pass on an understanding of the magic of compounding cash and the value of time, you can change their relationship with spending.

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Will the new super tax mean my franking credits are taxed twice?

Will the new super tax mean my franking credits are taxed twice?

While it might seem like Labor’s new proposal could be taxing you twice, that’s not exactly how the system works.

  • by Noel Whittaker
Feel hopeless with money? You might be in the ‘messy middle’

Feel hopeless with money? You might be in the ‘messy middle’

Long-lasting wealth is built not from the thrill of the chase, or the excitement of reaching new highs, but from the conviction to keep going through it all.

  • by Paridhi Jain
This kitschy ’70s fad is having a comeback (with a hefty price tag)

This kitschy ’70s fad is having a comeback (with a hefty price tag)

Once relegated to your parents’ beach shack, these seaside gems are regaining popularity with younger generations.

  • by Stephen Crafti

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