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Our spending habits have been broken and that’s not a bad thing
This pandemic has forced us to break with past habits and we shouldn't go back to the way things were before, writes behavioural economist Phil Slade.
The young Aussies who were choosing to live frugally before COVID-19
Many of us are finding ourselves on a strict budget for the first time, but these Aussie money bloggers were living the frugal life long before lockdown.
The coronavirus crisis: Seven lessons from the GFC
What lessons did we learn from the global financial crisis and how do they apply to investing now? We reached out to seven experts to find out.
10 signs that someone you love is being financially abused
Financial abuse can happen so gradually that victims may not realise they are being manipulated. That's why friends and family need to be on the lookout for red flags.
Does ‘sell in May and go away’ hold true during the coronavirus crisis?
The old adage to 'sell in May and go away' is well-worn in the investment community, but experts are divided over its value during the pandemic.
How to keep your calm during a massive financial crisis
Are you falling into the trap of making risky decisions during these stressful times? Here's how to keep a calm head in a crisis.
Seven ways forex traders can improve their decision making
While it's an adrenaline rush to notch up gains, when markets turn against you it's easy to give in to knee-jerk reactions. Seven steps can help you stay focused.
How a stop-loss order can help protect your profits
Prudent trading means having the discipline to know when to crystallise your losses and when to realise your gains, and a stop-loss order can help here.
Why you need to cut your losses: two investing mistakes to avoid
The more time and money you put into something, the harder it is to let go, but this is one of the biggest mistakes we make when it comes to investing.
Making life all about money can leave you miserable, study finds
Does money bring happiness? A new study has found that basing our self-worth on financial success leaves us feeling lonely and disconnected.
