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What Simon Longstaff learnt about life from dolphin spotting
A lesson in dolphin spotting has guided Simon Longstaff's thinking for decades as executive director of the Ethics Centre.
I quit my full-time job to write and podcast – then a recession hit
When I gave up my well-paid career to write and podcast, I didn't expect disasters one after another: bushfires, coronavirus and now a recession.
Hannah and Verity saved their business and hired 50 staff during COVID-19
Florists may not have been considered essential by the government, but LVLY co-founders Hannah Spilva and Verity Tuck say their success proves otherwise.
What really happens when you die without having a will
Who will get guardianship of your kids? Who will inherit your assets? These are some of the decisions that will be made for you if you don't have a will.
Murray Cook on The Wiggles, wealth and his worst investment
Murray Cook was working at the ATO and moonlighting in bands in the '80s when he decided that music wasn't for him. Then The Wiggles came along.
Aussies selling online, taking second jobs to make ends meet
Only half of Australian households felt financially prepared for the coronavirus pandemic, new research shows.
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.
How to avoid playing financial favourites with your kids
So you've helped out one of your children with a house deposit or private school fees for the grandkids, but how do you make things equal with your other kids?
Ask Paul: I’m a nurse – is a pandemic a bad time to buy a house?
Should a Sydney nurse and her husband buy a family home during the coronavirus crisis, or are they better off renting and keeping their money in the bank?
Frugality is the new normal and that’s not a bad thing
After years of being maligned, frugality is enjoying a new renaissance complete with board games and baking bread. Serina Bird hopes it's here to stay.
