My Money
How creating a budget can money-proof your marriage
Whether you just popped the question, or you've been together for 20 years, two kids and a mortgage, it's never too late to money-proof your marriage.
It’s time to get serious about estate planning this silly season
It's not the cheeriest of conversations, but it could be the most important one you have over Christmas.
Will the age pension still be around when you retire?
The government assures us that the age pension will always be around, but it's becoming harder and harder to qualify.
It’s not too late to cut back how much you spend this Christmas
During the silly season it's easy to fall into a spending frenzy, but you don't need to spend a lot to enjoy the holidays.
How to beat the salary slump and get ahead on $80k a year
For a 30-year-old earning $80,000, with little in the way of surplus funds and possibly a sizeable HELP debt, it's easy to feel financially stuck.
The Money team reveals what really matters over Christmas
After another great year, the Money team is ready for a break over summer. Here's what they are looking forward to this Christmas.
Scott Pape’s bullet-proof technique for sticking to a budget
Budgets suck. The conventional wisdom espoused by finance experts - "Get on a budget! Track your spending" - is dead wrong.
Marriage and money for same-sex couples
Following Australia's historic yes vote for same-sex marriage, if you're part of a same-sex couple you need to get to grips with some important paperwork.
Cheapest way to borrow $1000: credit card vs. payday loan
Christmas is just around the corner and your budgeting has not gone to plan, so what is the cheapest way to borrow $1000?
A million NBN users don’t know what they’re paying for
An incredible 40% of NBN users don't know what internet speed they're paying for every month, and they're also paying some of the highest prices.
