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The best travel money options for your next overseas trip
Are you better off using your credit card, debit card or a prepaid travel card on your next overseas trip? We unpack your travel money options.
Four takeaways from the Budget reply speech
Allowing young Aussies to dip into super to buy a home and a two-year ban on foreign investment in property were two key measures in Peter Dutton's Budget reply speech.
How Sydney drivers can claim hundreds back on tolls
Toll relief for Sydney motorists, one in three plan to save tax cuts, and the cheapest Aussie share ETF launches. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Friends With Money #151: The emotional rollercoaster of your finances
Did you know emotions can get in the way of how well you manage your money? Financial advisor Dawn Thomas joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
Five housing measures in the Federal Budget
The Labor government will increase the rate of rent assistance available to almost one million renting households and pour billions into other housing-related measures.
Energy rebates and rent assistance to ease cost of living
More than 10 million households will receive $300 rebates on their power bills from July this year, while one million eligible small businesses will receive $325.
2024 Budget winners and losers
Students, new parents and pensioners are the winners of the 2024 Federal Budget. Here's what it will mean for you.
Qantas to refund customers up to $450
Grocery prices fall under pressure from senate report, and you could be entitled to a refund from Qantas. Here are five things you may have missed.
Think you need a prenup? Understanding binding financial agreements
You've heard the term prenup tossed around in movies, but in Australia, we have binding financial agreements. So when do you need one?
Ask Paul: My life has never recovered from the GFC
Andrea lost $350,000 in 2008 - the year the global financial crisis started - and her life and finances have never fully recovered.
