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Money stress curbs life choices: research
One in three women don't have enough money saved to confidently change jobs or their relationship status, according to new research.
Victorians cop nation’s highest stamp duty: What you’ve missed
1 in 30 women financially abused, wild weather drives over 48,000 insurance claims, and Victorians cop nation's highest stamp duty. Here are 5 things you may have missed this week.
A beginner’s guide to unlisted property funds
Commercial property can respond differently to economic conditions than residential property and usually offers investors higher returns on their investment.
What you need to know about car warranties
Warranties on new cars are longer than ever, with some extending to seven years with no limit on the kilometres you can travel and still be protected.
Super baby bonus could end inequality
A baby bonus paid into the superannuation accounts of women who go on parental leave combined with paying super during their time off could address the significant gap between the retirement savings of men and women.
10 ways to do money better in 2022
Determined to rebuild your budget in 2022? Here are 10 tips to get you started, from watching your spending to boosting your super.
Ask Paul: Should I use a credit card cash advance to pay off my car loan?
Clint has "the wrong end of the horse" when it comes to his plan for paying off his $19,5000 car loan, says Paul Clitheroe.
Friends With Money #16: How COVID-19 has changed the way Aussies spend and save
Aussies have paid off debt and saved during COVID-19, but how else has their relationship with money changed? FPA chief executive Dante De Gori joins us on Friends With Money.
Rolling Stone magazine NFTs its cover: What you’ve missed
Australians are working more overtime, and Rolling Stone mints an NFT. Here are five things you might've missed this week.
‘Those with less are not likely to bounce back’ after COVID crisis
Low-income earners are facing shrinking savings, falling super balances and increasing debt as a result of the pandemic.
