My Money
Why I use a robo adviser: low fees on my $10k investment
Matt Campbell estimates that for the same price as two beers at the football he pays for $10,000 to be managed by robo adviser Six Park for five months.
How you can point-hack your way to an island holiday
Fiji, Thailand and Bali are some of the best destinations for awards flights. Here's how to point-hack your way to your next holiday.
Ask Paul: Should I give my kids their inheritance now?
With his net worth increasing faster than he's spending it, 72-year-old John wants to start helping out his kids now. Is an early inheritance a good idea?
What you can’t do after declaring bankruptcy
Bankruptcy can provide debt relief for people who have no other way out, but it comes with serious consequences, including not being able to travel overseas.
How to protect your SMSF against stroke and dementia
If you have a self-managed super fund, you need to plan ahead or the fund's assets and operations could be frozen if you develop dementia or suffer a stroke.
The second-best way to get rich and 19 other investing tips
The only effortless way to get rich is be born rich. But you only get one shot at it and people far less capable than you always seem to succeed at it.
Where to invest $10k: What’s inside the October issue of Money magazine
The October issue of Money is on sale now. From where to invest $10,000 to what to do when your interest-only home loan ends, here's what you can expect.
How to cash in with shopping cashback websites
It's time to ditch clipping coupons and juggling rewards schemes. Now there are cashback websites that can save you up to 30% when you shop online.
Ask Paul: We moved away for work and our house can’t be rented
With a house in no condition to be rented and a recent $150,000 inheritance, Michelle asks if she should pay off the mortgage early or invest in ETFs. Paul Clitheroe has a better idea.
The big changes coming for dealer-financed car loans
Flex commissions on car loans will be banned in Australia from next month but is this change enough to protect consumers? No.
