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Healthcare, fruit, beer: the price hikes hurting Aussie retirees
With Aussie couples aged around 65 needing more than $60,000 a year to live comfortably, we reveal what is driving the rising cost of living for retirees.
How to get free stuff on your birthday: 65 offers you can’t miss
Everyone loves an extra gift on their birthday right? Here is our comprehensive list of birthday freebies and discounts to help you celebrate your special day!
Frugal February: how much can you save in 28 days?
Are you up for a financial fast in the form of Frugal February? The premise is simple: cut out as much discretionary spending as possible during the month - and every dollar counts.
The secret to healthy school lunches that won’t blow the budget
Forget throwing out soggy sandwiches at the end of the day. Here are our top tips for putting together budget-friendly, kid-approved school lunches.
Why I’m now proud to be frugal
Being good with your money does not mean being cheap and going without. The frugalista life is a stylish, creative and above all joyful existence.
Family, festivals, and furry friends: the Money team shares their highlights
What do you expect to be the highlight of your summer? The Money team has opened up to share what they're counting down to this year...
Christmas should be about family, not financial stress
Follow these Christmas budgeting tips to avoid financial strife and simply enjoy family, friends and fond memories, writes Effie Zahos.
Two classic Christmas recipes with a modern twist
Celebrate the festive season with these modern twists on classic Christmas recipes: roast turkey with sage stuffing and pork chipolatas, and mini cherry cheesecakes.
Your next stock pick could be sitting in your pantry
If you want to take advantage of this company's ongoing popularity, not only among the foodies but among regular consumers, it may be time to stock up.
How you can save more than $5000 a year on groceries
Picture this: your bank balance is up $5200 by the end of 12 months, and all from changing a few basic habits in your second biggest area of spending - groceries.
