financial literacy
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How closely did you follow the week’s money headlines?
Could your super end up investing in sport? Are frequent flyer points really getting harder to earn? Find out how well you know this week's money stories.
Best student discounts and money hacks in Australia
If you're one of Australia's 1.8 million uni and vocational students, you're probably used to juggling work and study while stretching your funds to keep life comfortable. Here are the saving hacks and smart financial moves that will net you more money.
Australian financial glossary: 140+ money terms explained
Confused by ASIC, AFCA, or CGT? Explore our glossary of 140+ Australian financial acronyms and personal finance terms explained in plain English.
Equal Pay Day: Women don’t need another budgeting lecture
Skipping takeaway coffees won't close Australia's 11.3% gender pay gap. Here's why Equal Pay Day is about more than income.
What to teach your children before they inherit money
Australia's children stand to inherit trillions of dollars in the decades ahead. The question is whether they'll have the money skills to make it last.
Money habits are shaped before age 10, says coach Marion Mays
Money coach Marion Mays says our relationship with money forms between ages two and 10. The surprising impact can last a lifetime.
Ask Paul: My son has ADHD and wastes all his money – help!
Can a young adult with ADHD learn to save? A father whose son blows every pay packet turns to Paul Clitheroe for help.
The Tasmanian educator reshaping how teens learn money skills
Tasmanian educator Alyssia Kennedy learned money skills the hard way. Now she's helping teens master budgeting, debt, taxes and real-life costs before they leave school.
Why Aussies are ditching wellness trends for wealth in 2026
Financial wellbeing has become Australia's top priority for 2026, new research reveals. Here are some practical steps to boost your finances this year.
Why women feel less ready for retirement
Women feel far less confident about retirement than men, new data shows, with lower super balances and financial literacy driving a widening confidence gap.
