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Making It Work: Drive-thru weddings in the time of coronavirus
When Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced that weddings would be limited to just five attendees, one celebrant started offering drive-thru services.
Weddings, parties, everything cancelled – are you entitled to a refund?
With weddings now limited to just five people, couples are frantically undoing plans that took months - and tens of thousands of dollars - to make. But will they be out of pocket?
Debunking the top five myths around health insurance
You don't need to take out pregnancy cover until you're actually pregnant, right? Wrong. We've debunked five common myths about health insurance.
How to get a mortgage and buy property when you’re single
Buying property on your own is not impossible but you'll be going up against couples with two incomes, so it requires plenty of discipline.
When ‘I do’ matters more than the big do: how to save money by eloping
"Neither of us wanted the traditional wedding; we didn't want the attention ... plus at our age the expense put us off," says Vanessa, who saved $45,000 by eloping.
Ask Paul: My daughter has saved $40k more than her husband for a house
Col's daughter has saved $40,000 more than her husband towards their home deposit. Should he pay her back to keep things equal?
Why you need to talk about money in your relationship
Forget the roses and chocolates this Valentine's Day. Here's how to get really intimate with your partner.
The real cost of getting your house deposit from the Bank of Mum and Dad
"Most of my examples of using the Bank of Mum and Dad have been quite negative, not so much from a financial perspective but from an emotional and relationship experience," warns financial adviser Chris Carlin.
Men get stressed if wives earn more than 40% of household income
Men are having a hard time letting go of their role as primary breadwinner, a US study of heterosexual marriages has found.
Half of Aussies don’t bother co-ordinating retirement plans with partner
Half of Australians leave out their spouse during retirement planning, but avoiding these conversations about money comes at a price.
