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The electric vehicles with the cheapest running costs
Thinking of buying an electric car? We reveal the EVs that are the cheapest to run, and why where you live can make a big difference to the cost.
The surprising aviation success story: How PTB soared during lockdown
While the coronavirus pandemic hit the airline industry hard, aircraft maintenance group PTB Global has had a record year of earnings.
Ask Paul: The cost of living in Australia is ridiculous, can we retire overseas?
With the cost of living in Australia soaring, Sarah and Max want to retire in Indonesia, Vietnam or Mexico, but how should they invest for this life?
Qantas to reward vaccinated frequent flyers
Paralympians to receive more financial support, and new incentives to get your COVID-19 jab. Here are five things you might've missed this week.
Travel stocks will boom again but investing in them isn’t that simple
While tourism stocks are expected to do well when travel returns to Australia, investing is not about what you know. It's about what you know that others don't.
Tracey Spicer on what has and hasn’t gotten better for women at work
Tracey Spicer opens up about her career, and the challenges still facing women in the workforce, ahead of Equal Pay Day on August 31.
Why lockdown is harder this time around
Finding it harder to cope with this lockdown? We're suffering from pandemic fatigue, says Lucy Brogden, chair of the National Mental Health Commission.
How baby boomers are spending big in retirement
Aussies over 60 hold half the private wealth in this country, but don't expect them to be hoarding it for their kids' inheritance.
Why you can’t afford to ignore travel and tourism stocks
If you're patient, you could consider boosting exposure to companies with strong balance sheets or those that cut costs during the pandemic, such as Qantas and Flight Centre.
Are COVID restrictions making Sydney Airport a cheap acquisition?
Sydney Airport shares have jumped 30% on news of a takeover bid but is it a lowball offer? And what would this mean for shareholders?
