My Money
Why you need a money mentor
As we come out to enjoy the warmer months, it's time to dust off that budget and start some financial spring cleaning.
Are you entitled to a refund for a junk insurance policy?
Insurers have been ordered to repay $26 million to Australians who were mis-sold add-on insurance. Here's how to find out if you're entitled to a refund.
Four ways to save money this Christmas season
It might seem ages away but with less than 16 weeks to go until Christmas now is the time to start budgeting.
Cash rate remains at record low as housing market slows
Slower housing market conditions were likely one of the key topics of conversation for the RBA when it held the cash rate at 1.5% in September.
Financial upheaval: when grandparents become carers
A growing number of grandparents are up for the costs of being a parent all over again, with childcare, school fees, and technology, at a time they can least afford it.
The crackdown on credit cards doesn’t go far enough
Tougher rules on credit cards are needed to tackle Australia's growing personal debt problem.
Relief for consumers as hefty card surcharges banned
Consumers will no longer be slugged with hefty fees for paying by card, with businesses banned from charging excessive surcharges from September 1.
Ask Paul: How can I overcome my fear of debt and buy a home?
Paul has $300,000 in savings but his job has made him wary of debt. He asks Paul Clitheroe if it's time to buy a home.
The $2.85 billion super rip-off that is costing Aussie workers
Aussies missed out on $2.85 billion in super in 2014-15, according to new ATO figures. Follow these steps to make sure you're getting the super you're owed.
Five ways to spot a lemon car and avoid costly repairs
The second-hand car market is worth $39 billion a year, yet many of us don't know how to properly inspect a car before purchase. So around a third of us are buying cars with pre-existing issues and having to fork out for repairs.
