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Friends With Money #16: How COVID-19 has changed the way Aussies spend and save
Aussies have paid off debt and saved during COVID-19, but how else has their relationship with money changed? FPA chief executive Dante De Gori joins us on Friends With Money.
‘People lost everything, there was nothing they could do’
The stories of small businesses ruined by COVID-19 have touched City of Sydney councillor Angela Vithoulkas, who knows the struggle of losing a business.
Why Australia isn’t immune to China’s Evergrande collapse
China's Evergrande Group is in a crisis that threatens to set off a chain of events to echo the 2008 global financial crisis. And Australia isn't immune.
Half of Aussies haven’t checked their credit score – here’s why they need to
Are you a 440 or an 800? If you don't know your credit score, it's time you checked. Not sure how to do that? We explain it all here.
Ask Paul: Should we go into more debt to upgrade our home in our late 40s?
With just 13 years until retirement, is now the time for Jess and Calvin to be signing up for a bigger mortgage so they can upgrade the family home?
Should young Aussies pay off HECS debt or invest?
Young people earning money above and beyond their living expenses face a choice: pay down their tertiary education debt or invest?
Five things you should spend your tax refund on instead of buying a new TV
Your tax refund isn't free money from the government, it's your own hard-earned cash. Here are five ways to spend and invest it to improve your life.
Rachael Azzopardi on money, arts and Lighting Up Adelaide
Money makes the lights go on, and as creative director of Illuminate Adelaide, Rachael Azzopardi knows that better than most.
Three ways to pay off your mortgage faster
A few minutes with an online mortgage calculator can be an eye-opener. These three steps could save you thousands over the life of your home loan.
Ask Paul: Help, my husband and I are disagreeing over money
Luisa and her husband recently inherited $500,000. After paying off their mortgage and credit card debt, he's panicking they don't have enough money to retire.
