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How to protect your mental health during money stress
Three in four Australians are financially stressed. Ahead of R U OK? Day, here's how to protect your mental health when money is tight.
How closely did you follow the week’s money headlines?
Could your super end up investing in sport? Are frequent flyer points really getting harder to earn? Find out how well you know this week's money stories.
The surprising reason your gas bill could get more expensive
A potential increase in gas bills, a new tax on Fiji holidays and slower, more expensive mail. Here are five money stories you may have missed this week.
The trust that could stop your kids blowing the family fortune
Worried your kids will squander their inheritance? A testamentary trust can help protect family wealth, reduce tax and shield assets after you die.
I spring cleaned my finances and found hundreds of dollars
It's the first day of spring. While you're decluttering cupboards and drawers, don't forget your finances. A money clean-up could uncover valuable savings.
One check before your car warranty ends could save thousands
Don't let your car warranty expire without doing this. An independent inspection could uncover hidden faults while they're still covered, potentially saving you thousands in repair costs.
Best student discounts and money hacks in Australia
If you're one of Australia's 1.8 million uni and vocational students, you're probably used to juggling work and study while stretching your funds to keep life comfortable. Here are the saving hacks and smart financial moves that will net you more money.
This common AI mistake could cost you your inheritance
Think AI can save you money on legal fees? Relying on AI-generated legal advice could end up costing far more, especially if it leads to costly mistakes or missed deadlines.
Retirement is an odyssey – here are four tips to navigate it
Retirement isn't just about building wealth; it's also about spending it wisely. Here are four strategies to help your money last and fund the lifestyle you want.
He spent 20 years studying the mind then AI changed everything
He spent two decades studying the human mind. Now Joel Pearson is helping Australia prepare for the biggest AI shift in history.
