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40,000 Aussies join class action over rip-off power bills
More than 40,000 people have joined a class action lawsuit against two energy providers they say deliberately hiked power bills for customers.
How we borrow money is about to change – here’s what it means for you
It's going to be easy for Aussies to borrow money in March when the government relaxes its responsible lending laws, but not everyone is happy about that.
Aussies threw out more food than ever last year and it’s costing us billions
The average Aussie household threw out more than $1000 in food last year, but one woman is hoping to start a food upcycling revolution.
David Williamson on plays, priorities and pandemics
David Williamson, Australia's most prolific playwright is retiring after 50 years. He reflects on the best and worst money advice he's ever received.
Budget Direct named Money’s Best-Value Car Insurance for 2021
Budget Direct has won Money's Best-Value Car Insurance award for the third year in a row.
Shock tax bills could catch out Aussie expats coming home
Expats who have been living and working abroad for even a short time could have hefty tax bills waiting for them on their return to Australia.
Does Joe Biden’s US$1.9 trillion rescue package go far enough?
President-elect Joe Biden has announced a US$1.9 trillion recovery package to support Americans and stimulate the economy, but is it enough?
Ask Paul: Should I withdraw money from super or my term deposit?
Self-funded retiree Gabrielle owes $380,000 on a property. Should she withdraw from super, cash out a term deposit, or sell another investment property to pay it off?
The dark side of sugar daddy arrangements
Cash-strapped university students are turning to sugar daddy relationships to pay the bills, but they can have a dark underbelly.
Money reveals the Best-Value Mobile Plan – High Usage
The ability to bank unused data is one of the features of a top-value pre-paid deal, as revealed in Money's Best of the Best awards.
