My Money
The secret to healthy school lunches that won’t blow the budget
Forget throwing out soggy sandwiches at the end of the day. Here are our top tips for putting together budget-friendly, kid-approved school lunches.
Best of the Best 2019: Best Kids’ Savings Accounts
Good money habits developed at an early age can last a lifetime. Here are the best kids' savings accounts to get your kids started.
Why I’m now proud to be frugal
Being good with your money does not mean being cheap and going without. The frugalista life is a stylish, creative and above all joyful existence.
How to beat the ‘Netflix test’ and get approved for a home loan
Want to apply for a home loan? Expect to have your spending - especially Netflix and Uber expenses - scrutinised. Here's how to impress your lender.
Seven ways to save thousands on the cost of owning a car
The average Aussie metro household spends $18,221 a year on transport, up $736 from a year ago. Here are seven ways easy ways to cut back on car expenses.
New perks that kicked in on January 1 could leave you better off
Free TAFE courses, cheaper power prices, tampon price cuts, and baby bundles worth $300 ... these are some of the perks available from January 1 this year.
Your financial forecast: what does your horoscope hold for 2019?
Are you a cautious Cancerian or a strategic Sagittarian when it comes to money? We find out what the stars have in store for your finances this year.
Ask Paul: Help, my war injuries could force me out of work
Darryl is worried that war injuries from his time in the army will force him out of work in the next eight years, and he doesn't want to make mistakes with his money.
The secret to keeping your money resolutions this new year
You hear them every January: spend less, pay off debt, save more. Here's how to give yourself the best chance of sticking to your new year's resolutions.
Ask Paul: We have debt, no assets, and will soon come into $3 million
Chris and his disabled wife are raising four kids on $100,000 a year, and will soon come into $3 million. Should they invest the lot and borrow to buy a home?
