My Money
Friends With Money #224: The cost of financial procrastination
Procrastination is a bad habit at the best of times, but when it comes to our finances, failing to act can have serious consequences. Shayne Sommer joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
From crime scenes to charity: Peter Baines’ bold mission
How does a forensic cop become a marathon-running charity founder? Peter Baines shares the journey that changed thousands of lives.
The unexpected costs of being a wedding guest
Spring wedding season is here, with the flights, hotels, gifts, outfits, even babysitters. The costs of being a wedding guest add up fast.
How to save money by trading solar energy online
Is your local cafe using your traded electricity to make your coffee? Virtual energy networks are saving Aussies money and uniting communities.
Solar savings shift: How to beat falling tariffs
Australia's solar savings are shifting. With feed-in tariffs falling, here's how households can still make the most of the sun and cut energy costs.
Save money this October with Buy Nothing New Month
Could you avoid buying anything new for 31 days to save money and the planet? That's the challenge of Buy Nothing New Month, which kicks off today.
Ask Paul: How can we support our adult child with an intellectual disability?
Wanda's 21-year-old daughter receives a disability support pension due to her intellectual disability. How should Wanda protect her daughter's inheritance?
RACQ accused of misleading thousands of customers
RACQ alleged to have misled customers, Aussies see wealth soar $470 billion, and Bluey coins return in time for Christmas. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
The truth about your online shopping habit
If you've ever clicked 'Buy Now' at 11:47pm with a glass of red in hand, you'll know that humans don't always behave rationally with money. Or clothes.
Ask Paul: Best money tips for men during a separation?
"Is there a finance book you can recommend for people navigating a separation? Or any money tips you can share for a man going through a separation?" Andrew asks Paul Clitheroe.
