My Money
How an empty Coke bottle can help you save hundreds
Saving money doesn't have to be hard work - it can even be fun. Here are six pain-free and fun challenges to kickstart your savings.
Five things to do in southern Spain
Visit the astonishing fortified Alhambra palace in Granada, southern Spain, with its royal apartments, cooling gardens in quadrangles, fountains and pools.
Ask Paul: I’m on a disability pension, what’s a safe investment for me?
Julia wants to invest $30,000, but she's also on a disability pension, so keeping that money secure is vital, says Paul Clitheroe.
Your sneak peek at the March issue of Money magazine
The March issue of Money is on sale now. From the Bitcoin boom to six ways to whip your budget into shape, here's what you can expect.
The work clothes you can and can’t claim on your tax return
Can you claim suits on your tax? What about the cost of washing uniforms? We look at which items in your work wardrobe you can and can't claim at tax time.
Ask Paul: We’re worth $1.5 million – how can we claim the pension?
Jimmy and his wife are worth more than $1.5 million. They ask Paul Clitheroe how they can offload assets in order to get the $1,348.40/fortnight aged pension.
Australia’s cheapest deals on the new Samsung Galaxy S9
Samsung has launched its newest Galaxy handsets: the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ models. These are the best prices and best data deals on offer.
Best time to buy foreign currency if you’re heading overseas
With all the excitement of planning an international trip, it's easy to forget to organise foreign currency, but right now might be the best time to buy if you're heading overseas this year.
The app that lets you avoid awkward money talks with friends
So you loaned money to a friend, now he's avoiding you and you'll never see the cash again. A new online platform is making it easier to lend money to loved ones.
Why stronger banking reforms are needed
In a bid to get in ahead of the game, Australian banks have released a new voluntary code of conduct to try to win back consumer confidence, but more banking reforms are needed.
