My Money

Friends With Money #33: Money dates

How can money dates change your relationship for the better? Financial coach Karen Eley joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.

How to gift money to your kids without copping a tax bill

Australians currently hold more than $11 trillion in net assets, the most money that has ever moved between generations. Getting it wrong could be costly.

Four questions you need to ask yourself before changing jobs

The Great Resignation is here, but before you make a dramatic Zoom exit or draft your LinkedIn resignation post, you need to ask yourself some hard questions.

Melissa Caddick’s supercar up for auction

Melissa Caddick's performance cars will go under the hammer this month as liquidators attempt to recover investors' lost assets.

National house values rose 1.1% in January

The Year of the Tiger sees the property market roar, crypto fees rise 4320% and rates stay on hold. Here are five things you may have missed this week.

The money guide for blended families

While it might take years to get the dynamics right in a blended family, you need to set up the finances as soon as you can.

Analysis paralysis: Why your brain can panic over a simple decision

Whether it's when to ask for a pay rise or which stock to buy, how often does the fear of making the wrong decision lead you to panic and freeze?

Friends With Money #32: Being good at maths and money aren’t the same thing

Being good at maths doesn't mean you're good with money says maths whiz Adam Spencer, who joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.

Aussies need to earn $330k to feel rich

How much do you need to earn to feel wealthy? The average Aussie reckons they need to make $326,900 a year to feel rich, according to new research.

Friends With Money #31: Money magazine’s predictions for 2022

What will 2022 mean for your super? Where should you invest in a low-rate environment? Karren Vergara and Alex Dunnin join us on Friends With Money.
1 … 112 113 114 115 116 … 309