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Getting a few extra dollars in your pocket doesn’t have to involve major, life-changing decisions.

Nine ways you can be richer by this time next year

As another year rolls around, it’s a good time to consider how small changes can make a big impact on your wealth this time next year.

  • Nina Hendy

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New Year money planning

Starting fresh: setting yourself up for money success in 2025

The end of one year and the start of another is a good time to take stock of your financial wellbeing. But don’t be too hard on yourself.

  • Dominic Powell
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Three common money conundrums – and why they’re all lies

We all think about money in different ways, but our worries tend to manifest in some common concerns.

  • Paridhi Jain
Australians are using financial products as budgeting tools.

More consumers using buy now, pay later and loyalty rewards for everyday expenses

Paypal, Flybuys and Afterpay say more people are using financial products and rewards programs as households battle cost-of-living pressures.

  • Jessica Yun
It is possible to have meaningful relationships in today’s imperfect climate.

Six tips to save you from a financial hangover this Christmas

It may be the most wonderful time of the year, but Christmas can also be the most expensive for many of us.

  • Victoria Devine
The holiday season can be a financially fraught time, but there are some ways you can cut costs and still feel the holiday cheer.

Be a bit boring this Christmas, your wallet will thank you

The holiday season can be a financially fraught time, but there are some ways you can cut costs and still feel the holiday cheer.

  • Victoria Devine
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Starting work for the first time can feel like you’ve got a lot on your plate, but taking the time now can set you up well in the future.

I’ve just started full-time work. How do I start building wealth?

Career and financial success are not always related, though we like to assume they are.

  • Paridhi Jain
Financial conflict in a relationship is often a symptom of a deeper problem.

My partner loves to spend, but I love to save. What should I do?

Financial conflict in a relationship is often a symptom of a deeper problem, so take a step back and figure out what’s really going on.

  • Paridhi Jain
Electrician Tom Davidson would like to get more advice from his super fund.

Millennials, you could be $50,000 richer by retirement, says ASIC

The nation’s out-of-touch super funds don’t do enough to engage with young customers, the corporate regulator says.

  • Brittany Busch

Learning how to spend money well can make you happier

Chasing a never-ending list of wants may not bring you happiness, but neither will cutting them all out.

  • Paridhi Jain

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