My Money
Unemployed Aussies $50 a week worse off under JobSeeker changes
Unemployed Aussies are set to be $50 a week worse off, the difference between gaining $25 a week in JobSeeker payments while losing the $75 coronavirus supplement.
Consumer groups slam changes to lending laws
Australians will be exploited by predatory lending practices if the government goes ahead with its plan to relax lending laws next month, say consumer advocates.
A beginner’s guide to HECS-HELP debt
Starting uni this year, or know someone who is? We look into when you have to start repaying your HECS debt and whether it's worth paying it off early.
ATO sets its sights on tax-evading car owners
Tax evaders are being put on notice as the tax office prepares to get hold of car registration records for about 1.5 million Australians.
How COVID-19 has changed our relationship with clutter
COVID-19 lockdowns have had an unexpected side-effect when it comes to how Aussies live with clutter, says Australian-born decluttering king Peter Walsh.
Reclaiming HECS debt from dead Aussies won’t work
A proposal to recover unpaid HECS/HELP debt from deceased estates has been slammed by one of the scheme's founders.
CBA overcharged customers $2.2 million in interest
CBA charged customers a higher rate of interest than what they had been advised, the Federal Court has found. And it happened 12,000 times.
Ask Paul: My partner is an alcoholic with a gambling problem
Jenna's husband is addicted to alcohol and gambling and can't be trusted to handle money. Can she buy a small house in her name only?
How to keep the love in your relationship by keeping money stress out
What can you do to keep your relationship sweet if you're a saver dating a spender? Our money expert has some simple tips for avoiding money stress.
How ‘Mr Roses’ blooms on Valentine’s Day and beyond
James Stevens, founder of Mr Roses and Roses Only, reveals how he built a booming flower empire - and the money lessons behind his Valentine's Day success.
