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HECS-HELP debts set to rise by 4.8% in June
Millions of Aussies with outstanding HECS-HELP debts will see their balances rise by 4.8% on June 1 this year after the latest indexation rate was revealed.
Why Aussies are swiping right on financial stability
Aussies are looking for financial security in a partner, holidays the next to go as the cost of living bites, and Too Good to Go is coming to Melbourne.
The tax deductions the ATO is cracking down on this year
Aussies who work from home and claim a deduction at tax time will be in the ATO's sights this year.
How merger reform will benefit Aussies
The federal government is moving to reform the rules around how companies merge in Australia, so how will Aussies benefit?
Friends With Money #147: Dreams to dollars – Building your money plan
Whether it's purchasing a home or paying off credit card, we all have financial goals we want to achieve, but seeing them through is not always the easiest of tasks.
Will a tougher grocery code put downward pressure on prices?
Major supermarkets could face hefty fines for breaches of the grocery code if new recommendations are adopted.
The tax break making EVs more affordable
A Fringe Benefits Tax exemption means you could end up with almost twice as much EV than petrol car for your money.
Where to charge your EV (and how much it costs)
Charging an electric car is typically one of the biggest concerns for new owners, and there are a lot of misconceptions about how long it takes and how much it costs.
The future of electric vehicles in Australia
Sales of electric cars have tripled for three years in a row, so what does the future hold when it comes to more chargers, better batteries, off-road EVs and more?
The cost of running an EV
From charging to insurance, how do the day-to-day expenses of running an electric vehicle compare with a petrol car?
