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Ask Paul: We spoiled our youngest, now she won’t leave home
She's 25, lives at home, and won't pay board - has Marianne coddled her daughter too much? It's time for a tough conversation, says Paul Clitheroe.
Friends With Money #215: The hidden costs of inheritance
Inheritance isn't just a windfall. Discover its hidden costs in this episode of the Friends With Money podcast, featuring Melody Edwards.
ATO cracks down on the hidden loophoole around family trusts
Haven't heard of Section 100A of the tax code? If you have a family trust, changes from the ATO mean you could be facing a substantial tax bill.
HECS discount to be backdated to June 1
Millions of Aussies see 20% wiped from student loans, one simple step to retire with $220,000 more, and the new cars that use more fuel than advertised. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
How to navigate divorce later in life
Divorce at any age is difficult but it can be devastating when you are older. Here's how to stay in control of your finances.
How falling inflation could unlock an August rate cut
Annual inflation has fallen to its lowest rate since 2021, so could a cash rate cut be on the cards for August 12?
The new battleground for car brands
There is a new battleground in the new-car market. More than 25,000 plug-in hybrid electric vehicles - PHEVs - have been sold in the first six months of 2025.
How to spot a romance scam before it’s too late
A new report has uncovered the stolen and faked photos most commonly used in romance and dating scams.
How to join the Qantas data breach class action
A class action launches for 6 million Qantas customers, why multi-tasking on a Tuesday could cost you, and the popular pup that could cost you $3000 annually. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
How bracket creep is costing you more money each year
So you got a pay rise but still feel broke? You're not imagining it. Bracket creep means less money in your pocket. Here's how your take-home pay is quietly shrinking.
