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Why you’re less of an adult while you still live at home
While ever you live at home, it doesn't matter how much you whinge about how grown-up you are, you're still a kid. It's your choice when you grow up.
How telcos are letting you shop through your phone plan
Apparently Beats Pop headphones could be mine for $17 a month with a new Optus phone plan. It might sound great in theory but there's a catch.
Difficult decisions: managing your money in the face of dementia
With dementia now the leading cause of death in Australia, there's a question we need to consider: what will happen if we're still living but mentally unable to make decisions about our money?
Five things to ask before giving your kids their first phone
Unsure if your kids are ready for their first phone, and if you're ready for all that it entails? Here are the questions you need to ask yourself before handing over a device for the first time.
Ask Paul: Can we loan out $3.5 million through Facebook?
Cathy wants to invest $3.5 million by advertising bridging loans on social media. Paul Clitheroe doesn't pull any punches. This is a really, really bad idea.
Engage at all costs: insider tips from a social media expert
Social media means good businesses flourish and bad businesses have nowhere to hide. Here are five low-cost or no-cost techniques to drive new business through your door.
Luke Pearson on IndigenousX and taking risks
From under 5000 when Luke Pearson ceded his personal Twitter account, the IndigenousX account now has 41,000 followers.
Why you shouldn’t overlook your Facebook account in your will
Your Facebook and Instagram accounts may have taken over your life, but what will happen to them when you die? It's time to appoint a digital executor.
Six ways to avoid global roaming fees on your next trip
Watching YouTube or uploading photos to Instagram could mean thousands of dollars in global roaming fees, but you can avoid bill shock with these tips.
Your new year to-do list: six resolutions to balance your budget
Chances are any money resolutions you made at the beginning of 2018 have fallen by the wayside. The start of a new financial year is the perfect time to revisit them.
