My Money
The difference between good debt and disastrous debt
Debt is not necessarily a bad thing - it is the type of debt that matters. And what is really sad is that our modern "have it now" society is driving the worst form of debt, writes Paul Clitheroe.
How to leave an inheritance when family is bad with money
Barbara is leaving an inheritance to her over-spending family. She asks Paul Clitheroe how she can structure her estate to avoid this gift being wasted.
Three tips to save money on streaming
The range of video streaming options open to Australians has expanded rapidly in recent years, but with it we've seen an explosion in mobile data usage. Here's how to pay less for streaming.
From boilermaker to share economy king
With under-employment on the rise, millions of Australians are turning to the sharing economy to bring in extra cash.
How I spend just $60 a week on food and still eat out
Most people assume that you can't eat well on $30 of groceries a week. They haven't met Yee, who, with the odd meal out, spends just $60 a week on food.
Eight ways to get cheap – or free – movie tickets
Want the best deals for cheap movie tickets? We compare eight loyalty programs and bonus offers to save money on your next trip to the cinema.
The rebates that will help slash your power bill
With power prices doubling over the past five years, it is time to check out what electricity and gas rebates are available.
Career change: how to decide when it’s worth retraining
Rapid technological change means employees often need to upskill or even retrain to remain relevant. But that can be a daunting prospect with a mortgage to pay. So when is it time to retrain?
How to get the taxman to pay for your home office
Changing work patterns mean more Aussies are setting up a home office. Here is what you can claim at tax time.
Home maintenance tips that could save you thousands
From checking your smoke alarm to clearing out your gutters, these are the chores you can't afford to keep putting off.
