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The scary thing happening to our household savings
Across the nation something scary is happening to household savings. They're dwindling.
The No. 1 retirement question you need to answer
Many Money viewers and readers have aged with me, but can't answer this basic question when it comes to figuring out what they can afford in retirement.
Why are shops still getting away with the ‘$10 minimum’ rule?
You can buy a packet of gum in a supermarket with a credit card but go next door for a coffee and you'll have to buy a muffin or two to meet the $10 minimum. Why?
Fashion, make-up, travel: what can lifestyle bloggers claim on tax?
If you're a self-employed blogger, you can claim the cost of a laptop, part of your phone bill, and even hiring a photographer. But what about cosmetics?
Ask Paul: Should I risk my house deposit on shares?
Alice has $60,000 for her first home sitting in a high-interest savings account. She asks Paul Clitheroe if she would be better off investing the money.
How to earn extra cash from a stock photo side hustle
Want to earn money on the side and fancy yourself a photographer but hate dealing with people? List your work with an online stock photo site like Shutterstock.
‘We’re five years behind where we should be financially’
In their 30s with cash but no investments, Martin and Heidi say it's time to get serious with their finances. They turned to Ask the Experts for advice.
Lauren Fried on marketing and money
It's customer data that tells the story, says marketing strategist and Gruen regular Lauren Fried. "When you merge it all together it is magic."
How to get a refund on your green slip by September 30
NSW car owners could be entitled to a refund on their CTP green slip if they bought or renewed their green slip before December 1, 2017.
Apps to help you save on your groceries, tax, investing
Whether it's a bank account or shopping list, every little bit counts when you're trying to save.
