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You know more about investing than you think you do
Want to invest but not sure where to start? If you've ever moved cities, played sport, even watched the weather, you know more than you think.
The truth about meme stocks and why you should avoid them
Opendoor's rally feels like GameStop déjà vu. Social media hype is back, and investors are chasing fast gains, so is it a trap?
Affordable ways to conquer your winter blues
Need some help overcoming winter blues? Here are four affordable ways you can improve your winter well-being and your financial future.
Ask Paul: We spoiled our youngest, now she won’t leave home
She's 25, lives at home, and won't pay board - has Marianne coddled her daughter too much? It's time for a tough conversation, says Paul Clitheroe.
How Dave Butler traded pro basketball for big finance
From hardwood to high finance, six-foot nine forward Dave Butler has gone from chasing rebounds to co-running the biggest fund you've never heard of.
Ask Paul: How much money should the tooth fairy leave?
How much should the tooth fairy bring? "I think a gold coin like when we were kids, but my husband thinks I'm being cheap and wants to put out $20 per tooth. Help!"
New financial year resolutions to transform your money habits
The new financial year is here, and with it comes a fresh start for your finances. Here are five new year resolutions to help you take charge of your money.
The simple mistake draining $135 million from Aussie wallets
With energy bills rising and households feeling the pinch, one habit is pushing bills even higher: leaving appliances plugged in and switched on at the wall.
Why a funny stock ticker can mean better returns
What do Harley-Davidson and Sotheby's have in common? Their stocks have clever ticker symbols, and these small codes can have a big impact.
Why the latest market volatility is a lesson in being patient
Second-guessing your investments? Stick to your plan. Selling shares and changing how your super is invested now could mean locking in losses.
