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The five numbers you need to plan for your retirement
How much money do you need in retirement? And are you on the right track? Here are the five numbers you need to look at now.
The hidden costs of having a baby (when you’re not a royal)
All eyes are on the royals as the world awaits the birth of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's first child. But, away from Windsor Castle, how much does it cost to have a baby?
The flour jar philosophy to help you make money simple again
By modernising our grandparents' flour jar approach to managing money, we can spend less, save more, and make money simple again.
Ask Paul: My partner died and I’m scared I’ll waste the $100k payout
Jane has lost her partner and received a $100,000 death benefit at just 29. Coming from a family that traditionally hasn't been good with money, she is scared to ruin it.
Cask wine and polyester pants: why I wrote A Real Girl’s Guide to Money
Has the voice in your head ever asked, "Where the hell is your money going?" A Real Girl's Guide to Money by Effie Zahos has the answer.
Why you can blame your over-spending on your inner ape
When you succumb to the lure of a luxury handbag or the convenience of a takeaway meal, it's not your rational brain in charge. It's your inner ape.
Frugal February: how much can you save in 28 days?
Are you up for a financial fast in the form of Frugal February? The premise is simple: cut out as much discretionary spending as possible during the month - and every dollar counts.
Fifty inspirational money quotes you need in your life
Need some motivation when it comes to money? We've gathered 50 money quotes from poets, politicians and personal finance gurus as inspiration.
Five ways to stretch your Christmas present budget
From only buying for the kids to introducing Secret Santa, here are six ways to make your gift budget go further without going overboard on spending.
Christmas should be about family, not financial stress
Follow these Christmas budgeting tips to avoid financial strife and simply enjoy family, friends and fond memories, writes Effie Zahos.
