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The dark side of sugar daddy arrangements
Cash-strapped university students are turning to sugar daddy relationships to pay the bills, but they can have a dark underbelly.
Why you need to learn your partner’s money language
Talking about money with a loved one often ends in tears. Here are three steps to having better money conversations.
How to manage your super in a COVID-19 world
Worried about your finances and super during the coronavirus crisis? That's natural, but there are things you can do to protect yourself.
Six changes you should make to lift your lifestyle in retirement
An Aussie couple will need $62,000 a year for a comfortable retirement. Reaping the tax benefits and looking at the big picture will make sure that every dollar counts.
Five important changes that hit superannuation in 2020
It's been a big year for super, with changes kicking in on July 1, announcements in the Budget, and new rules to take effect in December. Here's what they mean for you.
When prenups make financial sense in Australia
Thinking about a prenup but unsure if it's worth it? Here's when a binding financial agreement can protect your assets in Australia, and when it can backfire.
Why you need a will in your 20s and 30s
Ok, so you might not own a house yet, but who do you want to inherit your photos and digital music, and have access to your emails after your death? This is why you need a will.
How to manage your mortgage after you and your partner split
The end of a relationship is already a painful time but what if you own property together? Here's how to find your way out without taking on debt just to get it over with.
One in four Aussies has experienced financial abuse
More than a quarter of Australians have fallen victim to financial abuse, while 12% admit they know someone who has experienced or is experiencing it.
10 signs that someone you love is being financially abused
Financial abuse can happen so gradually that victims may not realise they are being manipulated. That's why friends and family need to be on the lookout for red flags.
