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The reality of going bankrupt in Australia
Insolvencies are rising. From travel bans to asset sales, here's what bankruptcy really means in Australia.
Five ways to cut your energy bills this winter
Electricity prices are set to fall for millions from July 1. But with winter just days away, households are being urged to act now to cut their costs.
Cheryl Harris: The volunteer champion empowering others to thrive
From grassroots volunteer to 2026 Queensland Senior Australian of the Year, Cheryl Harris has dedicated decades to helping others build skills and connection.
What does the Federal Budget mean for your family trust?
New trust tax rules could leave families and small businesses paying more, even when income is shared with lower-earning relatives.
The quirky signs that reveal how the economy is really doing
What do Big Macs, lipstick and sausage sizzles say about the economy? These quirky indicators reveal how Australians are really coping.
Ask Paul: Should I give up my pension to inherit $1 million?
With no savings and rising medical costs, this couple must decide whether a $1 million inheritance is worth giving up their age pension safety net.
Why jury duty pay can leave Australians worse off
Called up for jury duty? After 10 days, you could be hundreds of dollars a week worse off. Here's what you're actually paid.
I spent a month’s salary just moving to Sydney
Moving to Sydney for work, one graduate spent more than a month's salary just getting set up, exposing the real cost of starting over.
New trust tax could force families into a tough choice
Families using trusts could face a 30% tax under new rules, raising tough questions about how to protect vulnerable beneficiaries.
You’re probably paying for things your library gives away
Most Australians are paying for things they could get for free. Here's how libraries could save you up to $6000 a year.
