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Difficult decisions: managing your money in the face of dementia
With dementia now the leading cause of death in Australia, there's a question we need to consider: what will happen if we're still living but mentally unable to make decisions about our money?
The pocket money predicament: should you pay kids for chores?
Some parents believe children should do chores because they are part of the family, but should kids be given pocket money or should they earn it?
‘We only fill one bin a year’: meet the zero waste family
Nic Turner and her family have ditched plastic, taken up minimalism and composting, and reduced their waste so much they fill just one garbage bin a year.
How parents can profit from being the Bank of Mum and Dad
You earn 1% more on your savings while helping your kids out with their mortgage. Being the Bank of Mum and Dad has its perks, writes Effie Zahos.
Online shopping, childcare rebates: July 1 changes
New rules kicked in from July 1- and almost all Australians will be affected. Here's what you need to know.
How to talk to your kids about money so they’ll actually listen
In the age of social media, having open and honest conversations with your kids about finance is more important than ever.
Ask Paul: Splitting parents’ estate could divide the family
Marilyn and her three siblings inherited their parents' estate including a $1.4 million house. With one sibling wanting to sell, Paul Clitheroe says the family is in dangerous territory.
Why a lounge was holding us back
Alisha and Leo wanted to become a nomadic family with their baby Dom, but initially didn't want to part with their expensive couch.
What to expect: how to budget for the cost of having a baby
When Vanvisa fell pregnant, she and husband Callum didn't expect their newborn daughter to spend two weeks in the special care nursery at a cost of $10,000.
Don’t get caught up in fads: 10 things successful investors do
Newspapers and airwaves are always full of information about traits of successful investors, but how do you cut through to what really matters?
