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Scenic World’s Anthea Hammon on life in the family business
For Anthea Hammon, her love of the Scenic Railway - and the engineering that is its backbone - took root early. Now the engineer jointly manages the family business.
Why you shouldn’t keep up with the Joneses
Sophisticated as we think we are, we are in fact herd animals, and being around people who spend more makes us spend more.
‘We didn’t need luxury – we needed freedom’ says early retiree Dave
Dave was just 19 when he started saving for the audacious goal of early retirement. He achieved it at 28, and realised he didn't need much to have a good life.
Supercars star Cam Waters on money and life in the fast lane
Supercars star Cameron Waters talks money, property, crypto, career wins and mistakes, and what he wishes he knew earlier about finances.
What you need to know before giving a secondary credit card to a loved one
Tempted to give your partner, child or elderly parent a secondary credit card on your account to help track spending? You need to know the risks.
Expensive lessons: The time my family Nuix’d themselves
Hot on the heels of a profitable Fortescue buy, my mum bought Nuix shares. On her advice, so did my brother. What could go wrong?
Why TV weatherman Sam Mac is putting money aside for a rainy day
"It's simple and age-old, but my parents have always said make sure you have some money there for a rainy day," says Sunrise weatherman Sam Mac.
How my wife and I are retiring this year in our early 30s
"The number one reason for being nomadic is keeping my family together," says Leo who, along with his wife, will retire this year in his early 30s.
Anjum Anand on her spice journey, saving money, and spa days
SBS TV chef Anjum Anand opens up about the influences of her British and Indian cultures, and how Melbourne made her a coffee snob.
How Serina is teaching Aussies that frugal is not a dirty word
Lots of us dream of quitting our 9-5 job to tackle more creative pursuits or retire early. Serina Bird, also known as The Joyful Frugalista, has actually done it.
