Darren Snyder was the managing editor of Money magazine from March 2019 to November 2020. Prior to that he was editor of Financial Standard.
Telcos under fire for high-pressure sales tactics
With the telco ombudsman cracking down on high-pressure sales tactics, what does it mean for you if you end up with an expensive internet or phone bill?
The easy way to access your share of $10 billion in free money
Aussies are missing out on more than $10 billion in unclaimed benefits, rebates and concessions every year from green slip refunds to energy rebates.
10 super funds that protect the environment (and your retirement)
If your super is invested in a balanced fund that focuses on its environmental, social and governance footprint, there's been some good news.
How to protect your home from a hefty $6000 repair bill
Leaks and cracks are common building defects, and the repair bill can cost you thousands. Here are some solutions to help avoid blowing your bank account.
ASIC slams car insurers for ‘harmful’ claims investigations
If you've ever filed a car insurance claim only to be interrogated by your insurer, take heart: ASIC has warned them to lift their game.
Financial fail: the big money test that is challenging Aussies
When two companies decided to test Aussies' understanding of money to determine the Financial Consciousness Index, most of us failed.
Father’s Day wish list: what dad wants (and doesn’t want) this Sunday
Forget clothes, booze and gift cards - there's one thing most dads would be thrilled with this Father's Day. It's just a little hard to gift-wrap...
Cash, card or phone: what Australians pay with and when
About half of Australia's adult population prefer to make digital payments and use smartphones to manage their banking needs unless they're at the pub.
How your Netflix account and gym membership are eroding your finances
Australia is a nation of "subscribaholics", from gym memberships to Netflix, and it's hurting their hip pockets. Here's why.
Eight questions you should be asking your mortgage broker
Don't wait around for more rate cuts to save money on your mortgage.
