My Money
Friends With Money #37: Closing the gap
From lower pay to superannuation discrepancies, just how far have we come in closing the gap? We find out on the Friends With Money podcast.
How to start your own side hustle
Want to make money from home but not ready to jump into starting your own business? A side hustle could be the best of both worlds.
Ask Paul: An inheritance means I will lose the pension – and I’m fine with it
Inheriting a large sum of money means Kris will no longer get the pension - and she's fine with that - but what about tax returns?
Heading overseas? Here’s how to buy foreign currency without paying a fortune in fees
Getting the best deal on foreign currency can mean more money for your holiday, so here's how to avoid those hefty fees.
Money stress curbs life choices: research
One in three women don't have enough money saved to confidently change jobs or their relationship status, according to new research.
From opera extra to author: Julie Bennett’s money lessons
Author Julie Bennett shares her career journey, best money advice, investment wins, and the financial habits that shaped her debut novel, The Understudy.
Victorians cop nation’s highest stamp duty: What you’ve missed
1 in 30 women financially abused, wild weather drives over 48,000 insurance claims, and Victorians cop nation's highest stamp duty. Here are 5 things you may have missed this week.
What you need to know about car warranties
Warranties on new cars are longer than ever, with some extending to seven years with no limit on the kilometres you can travel and still be protected.
How to start your own business as a tradie
Want to set up your own business as a trade? Getting paid promptly for your work can mean the difference between surviving and thriving.
Wages rise at fastest pace in 3 years: What you’ve missed this week.
Wages rise at fastest pace in 3 years, rental vacancies hit 16-year low, and $5 billion super rip-off continues. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
