My Money
Ask Paul: We have an SMSF but we’re afraid to invest in shares
Rob and his partner have been reluctant to invest in the stock market. Paul's question: Goodness, Rob, what on earth are you doing with an SMSF?
From historic squares to salt mines: five things to do in Poland
The main square in old town Krakow, Poland, escaped the ravages of the war and is officially Europe's biggest market square.
Your debt action plan: how to ditch your debt for good
Whether you owe $3000 on a credit card or tens of thousands on a car loan, paying off debt can seem overwhelming. But you just need to take things one step at a time.
‘I trust numbers more than I trust financial planners’
"I sort of trust algorithms more than financial planners who are linked to the products of their institutions," says mathematician and robo adviser client Lara Jordan.
How I started the Buy Nothing New movement
Eight years after establishing Buy Nothing New Month, founder Tamara DiMattina is finally seeing a shift in the tide of consumerism.
Skip the big banks to save when sending money overseas
Moving your money overseas with a specialist online money transfer providers can save you 4.7% on average compared with going through the big banks.
Three things we need to bridge the super gender gap
The super gap kicks in when women are just 28 and keeps growing, with the average Australian woman retiring with just over half the super balance of the average man.
The Australian women joining the cashback revolution
Rachel Leech has earnt $120 from one cashback website in four months and says the experience has revolutionised the way she shops.
Why I use a robo adviser: low fees on my $10k investment
Matt Campbell estimates that for the same price as two beers at the football he pays for $10,000 to be managed by robo adviser Six Park for five months.
How you can point-hack your way to an island holiday
Fiji, Thailand and Bali are some of the best destinations for awards flights. Here's how to point-hack your way to your next holiday.
