financial literacy
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Six ways women can get EOFY ready
Whether you're starting out, returning to work, or entering a new life stage, the end of financial year is a good time to take stock of your money matters.
‘The value just isn’t there’: customers turn on Telstra
Customers turn on Telstra following price hikes, CHOICE calls out dodgy power pricing tactics, and the TikTok tax advice that could land you in jail. Here's what you've missed.
Valuable life lessons from the women who shaped me
They say that 'a little bit of knowledge is dangerous', but my wonderful mum taught me that a little bit of knowledge can be a powerful starting point.
The money lesson that changed my life
Natalie Previtera, now a CEO, was 21 and leaving her first full-time job when a woman she worked with gave her an unusual farewell gift.
How to empower women to achieve financial freedom
There's often a silent pressure for women to 'have it all together', which makes it hard to admit, 'I don't really understand', 'I've never invested before', or 'I don't know where to start'.
Ask Paul: Should kids get pocket money for chores?
Should you pay kids for chores, or should they just be expected to help around the house? Paul Clitheroe says there is a bigger issue at play.
Almost half of people in Australia are financially illiterate
Ever wondered where you'd be today if school had taught you how to manage your money? A new financial literacy program is doing just that.
Westpac introduces debit cards for eight-year-olds
Westpac offers debit cards to eight-year-olds, how to buy a slice of Olympic gold, and good news for Kiwis living in Oz. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Age pensioners receive a small payrise
The most ethical Easter eggs on the market, why you might retire sooner than you think, and the age pension just went up.
Ask Paul: How can my teenagers learn to invest in shares?
Tamara's teenage sons are starting out in the workforce, she tells Paul Clitheroe. So how can they learn to invest in shares while avoiding scams?
