My Money
Why AI is being blamed for layoffs that were coming anyway
Artificial intelligence is being blamed for a raft of recent redundancies, but is it really to blame, or is this AI-washing?
What to do if your debt is getting out of control
Australians are cutting costs but ignoring debt. These six practical steps can help reduce interest and avoid repayments spiralling.
The cheapest way to heat your home this winter
Energy bills are expected to rise over winter, but the type of heater you use could save or cost you thousands. Here's the cheapest way to stay warm.
Which car brands offer Australia’s longest warranties?
From 10-year deals to unlimited kilometre cover, here's how Australia's biggest and newest car brands stack up on warranty promises.
How couples can talk about money without fighting
Money arguments are often about values, not dollars. These simple shifts can turn tense money talks into something that strengthens your relationship.
The most dangerous number in retirement planning
What if your money had to last to 98? Aussies are blowing up retirement plans by trusting average life expectancy. Here's the brutal maths.
The workers getting a raise as junior rates are scrapped
Junior pay rates scrapped, how Aussie motorists are beating sky-high fuel prices, and big telcos hike prices again. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Is it time to switch to an EV in Australia?
With petrol and diesel expensive and hard to buy, interest in EVs is booming, but is now the right time to switch to an electric car?
Ask Paul: How can I raise my teens to be good with money?
"I have requested they pay me 30% of their wage for board and am investing it in Vanguard kids accounts, which will transition into their names when they turn 18," Anita tells Paul Clitheroe.
Card surcharges banned: Win for shoppers or end of rewards?
Surcharge fees for credit and debit cards are banned from October 1. While the move may promise a simpler check out, could it cut credit card rewards?
