My Money
How the falling Aussie dollar will affect property prices
At face value, a lower Aussie dollar means residential property becomes more affordable in an overseas currency. So what will this mean for Australians?
Why leasing your solar power system makes sense
One of the barriers to installing a solar power system is the upfront cost. But there is now a more affordable way to get a solar roof system.
After-school jobs: watch out for high tax rates
Kids' income from part-time jobs is known as "excepted net income" and is taxed at ordinary tax rates.
How to protect your savings from fraudsters
More than 2600 Australians have lost in excess of $113 million to serious and organised investment fraud. It's time to protect yourself and your savings.
The two compelling factors driving the Aussie dollar
The two most compelling fundamental drivers for the Aussie dollar in 2011-12 are world growth and commodity prices.
How to declutter your home and stop the influx of stuff
Susan Hely gives her bank balance - and the planet - a boost by starting to declutter.
Understanding capped-rate car loans
Once only available on home loans the idea of a capped-rate is now, thanks to QTMB, available on car loans
Have I been a victim of identity theft?
More than 1 million Australians have been the victims of identity theft or fraud. Here are the signs to look out for.
New rules, limits apply to government benefits
From January a number of government benefits have changed. Here are the details of some of the key changes.
Can green cars save money and the environment?
Sales of green cars - or those with lower carbon emissions than petrol cars - are creeping up.
