education
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Benefits of student exchange
Foreign exchange can be a rewarding experience, boosting kids' confidence and developing their judgement skills. But it's not cheap.
HECS debt not expected to be repaid to top $13 billion
University HELP debt (formerly known as HECS) is getting expensive, with total doubtful debt - loans that are not expected to be repaid - likely to be as high as $13 billion by 2017.
Australian women rank beneath men on financial literacy
Women rank lower than men on financial knowledge and numeracy from the age of 28, according to the latest ANZ Survey of Adult Financial Literacy in Australia.
The big expenses don’t end when kids start uni
When my oldest daughter finished school and started uni I assumed my big expenses were over. What was I thinking?
Making the most of free financial seminars
Human Services provides free face-to-face information and public seminars that can help give women the skills they need to stay on top of their finances.
Changes to family tax benefits
The family tax benefits have changed again this year. Be prepared at tax time.
How Morningstar can help your investment journey
Morningstar provides investment research for stocks, funds, exchange traded funds, hybrids and listed investment companies.
Austudy to help along the way
If you are 25 or older and studying or undertaking an apprenticeship, you may be able get financial help from the federal government in the form of Austudy.
How the cap on education tax deductions will affect you
With the federal government to cap tax deductions for self-education expenses, anyone considering undertaking expensive study should act now.
Education costs: get your money back
Paying for your kids' textbooks and stationery can quickly add up, but you may be able to get some of that money back.
