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Why half of Gen Z Aussies don’t have a handle on their finances
Half of young Aussies are in the dark when it comes to money, while one in four don't know how much super their employer should be contributing.
What sort of pay rise you should be expecting this year
The big question on everyone's mind is what kind of pay rise to expect this year, with more Aussies "aware of their value" after the past 12 months.
Expensive lessons: The time my family Nuix’d themselves
Hot on the heels of a profitable Fortescue buy, my mum bought Nuix shares. On her advice, so did my brother. What could go wrong?
The early retirees who know there’s more to life than work
Slashing their spending to invest for the future is allowing a growing number of Aussie early retirees to buy back years they would have spent in a cubicle.
Why I don’t want to be tarred with the Baby Boomer brush
Are Baby Boomers to blame for a rise in property prices so steep that snowflake millennials melt from the effort of climbing it before they're even off the ground?
Five ways to avoid getting caught up in property FOMO
Is the fear of missing out pushing you to consider properties that, six months ago, you wouldn't have looked at twice? Here are five ways to fight off the FOMO.
‘If you don’t reinvent the way you work, you risk losing your best people’
Dr Amantha Imber's business creating better work environments has been in high demand since COVID-19 triggered a shift to working from home.
What happens when divorcing parents put money before their kids
Two weeks after Charlie left his wife, Sarah, and their two children, Archie and Tom, he announced he wasn't paying private school fees anymore.
The damaging money myths that are holding you back
Look wealthy to become wealthy? Baloney. This is what salespeople say when they want to sell you a fancier car or a more extravagant house.
Do you need to tip in Australia?
Australia doesn't have a tipping culture, but tip jars, apps and QR codes are changing the rules. Here's what's expected and what's optional.
