My Money
Homeless miss out as Aussies stop carrying cash
For homeless people who rely on cash donations to get by, times are getting tougher.
The $12.4 million number plate, and crippling taxes dampen spirits
Inflation to ease mortgage pain, the nation's most expensive number plate, and tax hikes cripple Australia's favourite tipples. Here are five money stories you missed this week.
RBA weighs rate cut as inflation falls to 4.1%
Annual inflation in December 2023 was 4.1%, down from 5.4% the previous quarter, so is a rate cut on the cards?
Companies forced to reveal gender pay gap
Australian companies with 100 or more employees who pay women less will be publicly named under new measures to close the gender pay gap.
Step One founder Greg Taylor on boxers, business and big ideas
They are often the first company mentioned if you ask a guy in your life to recommend a brand of undies, but how did founder Greg Taylor come up with the idea for Step One?
Ask Paul: I have $100k cash hidden in my house
Suzanne has frightened the daylights out of Paul Clitheroe by revealing that she has $100,000 in fireproof satchels in her home. So what should she do with it?
How to best give away an early inheritance
Giving an early inheritance can help your loved ones when they need it most. So how can you avoid a tax bill or risking your pension?
Is wellbeing and work-life balance more important than getting ahead?
Australians are prioritising wellness over career ambitions this year but plan to be more mindful with their finances, according to new research.
Financial stress worse for health than losing a loved one
Financial stress could be costing us our health, and loud budgeting has arrived. Here are five money stories you may have missed this week.
What the Stage 3 tax cuts mean for you
Average wage earners are set to receive a $1500 tax cut under the government's new tax plan - double that of the former policy. So who misses out?
