My Money
How to be up to $102,580 better off when you graduate
Uni students who live at home while studying graduate with a financial advantage over those who rent or live on campus, according to a new study.
What I wish I knew about money at 18
What do you wish you could tell your 18-year-old self about money? Would you warn yourself off credit cards, start topping up your super, or get saving?
Penalty rates cut hits those who can afford it least
The Fair Work Commission (FWC) handed down its decision in the long-running penalty rates case last week, effectively delivering a pay cut for almost 700,000 Australian workers.
Home care reform brings greater flexibility
The government will now subsidise home care packages directly to older Australians. So exactly what choice and control do seniors now have?
How to save money by using what you have around the home
It might be an overused phrase, but the idea that one's man trash is another one's treasure can certainly work in your favour if you're looking for ways to save or make money.
A man is not a financial plan: how to teach your daughter about money
If there is one financial message to pass onto your daughter, it is to be financially independent.
Buying a new car nears record affordability
Buying a new car is almost cheaper than ever, thanks to the relatively strong economy, low interest rates and stiff competition among car manufacturers.
RBA unveils Australia’s new $10 note
Australia's new $10 note has been revealed, ahead of it being issued into circulation in September.
Why you need to know your rights at work
Wage theft is a serious issue affecting hundreds of thousands of Australians, so it's important to know your rights at work.
Tips to clear Christmas credit card debt
The memories of Christmas might be fading but many Aussies will still be paying off the credit card six months after the festive season.
