My Money
Winners and losers: What’s in the Budget for you
In a Budget surprise, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced tax cuts for all Australians if Labor wins the next election.
New efforts to protect young Aussies starting work
A new resource aimed at Australians starting their first job could help young workers avoid being ripped off at work.
Why your power bill could soon go up $250 a year
Power costs to soar up to 9%, pension hack for British expats, and the lenders pushing battlers over the edge. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Ask Paul: Can we afford to have a baby?
"My husband and I have been married for five years and want to start a family ... but I still can't escape the fear that we just don't have enough money to have a baby."
Selling the family home? Your guide to CGT
You don't have to pay capital gains tax on the sale of the family home, right? But it isn't enough to simply own the house.
The truth about the latest gender pay gap data
Australia's latest gender pay gap data is in - and while some progress has been made, most workplaces still have a long way to go.
The insurance crisis facing one in five Australians
Pay up or lose everything - the choice facing homeowners, a super fund made up entirely of ETFs, and men still earn 22% more than women. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
The money lesson that changed my life
Natalie Previtera, now a CEO, was 21 and leaving her first full-time job when a woman she worked with gave her an unusual farewell gift.
How to empower women to achieve financial freedom
There's often a silent pressure for women to 'have it all together', which makes it hard to admit, 'I don't really understand', 'I've never invested before', or 'I don't know where to start'.
Ask Paul: Should kids get pocket money for chores?
Should you pay kids for chores, or should they just be expected to help around the house? Paul Clitheroe says there is a bigger issue at play.
