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How to protect your mental health during money stress
Three in four Australians are financially stressed. Ahead of R U OK? Day, here's how to protect your mental health when money is tight.
The survival response costing women thousands
You've heard of fight, flight and freeze. But experts say a lesser-known stress response could be quietly shaping women's money decisions, and costing them more than they realise.
Why smart people still fall for scams
Think you'd never fall for a scam? The tactics scammers use are more sophisticated than ever, and they've cost Australians $157 million this year.
Are you investing or gambling in the sharemarket?
Markets have never been more accessible, but investing has also become more gamified. Understanding whether you're an investor, trader or punter can help you manage risk and avoid costly mistakes.
The surprising reason data centres make people angry
We rely on data centres for almost everything we do online. So why have they become one of the internet age's biggest villains?
AMP’s new 40-year mortgage raises a big question
The rise of 40-year home loans in Australia, plus, why scam victims are ignoring their instincts and what the RBA says we're getting wrong about inflation. Here are five money stories you might have missed this week.
Friends With Money #263: Awkward conversations about money
Avoiding money talks? Here's how to discuss finances with your partner or family, reduce stress and build a stronger financial future together.
Five emotional mistakes first-home buyers should avoid
Buying a home is as much an emotional decision as a financial one. From chasing a 'forever home' to falling in love with the wrong property, these five common emotional mistakes can derail first-home buyers and owner-occupiers alike.
The real reason you feel exhausted at work
You're not just busy at work, you're emotionally drained. Here's why modern jobs feel harder than ever.
Ask Paul: I finally invested – then lost money straight away
I invested $25k in ETFs and quickly lost up to $2000. Did I panic too soon, or is this what investing really looks like?
