If you feel like your grocery bills are going through the roof, you’re not wrong, with prices worse than during the Covid pandemic.
Blair Jackson
One of Australia’s largest companies has been fined $15m for failing to answer customers in financial hardship.
Aussies swapping the pub for the gym has resulted in the wellness sector booming, a new report shows.
Cameron Micallef
The elusive lottery winner has six years to claim their massive $100m winnings, but the team at Powerball are taking extraordinary steps to track them down.
Alexandra Feiam
First-home buyers are diving deeper into debt across Australia as interest rate cuts fuel a surge in borrowing capacity.
The era of significant pay rises may be over, as Aussies face a wage slowdown and a “bump in the road” for the labour market.
Blake Antrobus
The average Australian under 30 expects a half-million-dollar windfall from their parents, but an expert tells younger Aussies to ease their expectations.
Michele Bullock has signalled further relief could be looming for Australian borrowers after the Reserve Bank cut the official interest rate for the third time this year.
Matt Mckenzie
After surprising everyone by showing signs of caution last month, the central bank has today said the time is right to deliver another lot of rate relief. And one bank isn’t wasting any time passing it on.
Daniel Newell
Experts have strongly backed in a rate cut from the RBA on Tuesday afternoon, with another three predicted before March 2026.
New research claims Western Australian workers were underpaid $676 million of superannuation in just a single year.
There’s a lot of rules around super and what happens to your savings when you die. It can get even more complicated when someone is acting on your behalf. Here’s your guide to avoid a payout delay.
Nick Bruining
Financial planners are all too familiar with someone who dies unprepared, leaving a dog’s breakfast to be sorted out. Your Money has compiled a list of the most important things that need to be in place now.
Images of flashy sports cars. Lavish lifestyle shots. These are just some of the red flags consumers should watch out for when they turn to social media for financial advice. Here’s what to ask yourself.
Dimitrios Salampasis
Q+A: Getting that first foot on the property ladder is becoming harder and harder, and as parents it’s natural to want to help your kids by going guarantor. But what happens to you if it all goes wrong?
For the first time, Australia has ticked off a positive super milestone which experts say should help a generation see light at the end of the financial tunnel.
Anthony Albanese says he has no plans to implement any new taxes, despite a groups pushing for hikes to GST and cuts to negative gearing.
Blair Jackson and Jessica Wang
A big four bank has stunned prospective homebuyers by hiking mortgage rates — just days before the Reserve Bank is expected to deliver a third round of relief for struggling households.
Australia’s major banks are joining the wave of smaller lenders cutting mortgage rates ahead of a “near-certainty” rate cut next week.
The end of massive taxpayer handouts to help struggling people pay their bills spells trouble for households in one state in particular.
As inflation eases, the latest household spending data shows food, new vehicles, and electronics spending has grown.
Millions of Australians cannot afford these basic essentials, sparking low self-esteem, embarrassment, shame and poor health.
Investors have struck gold with Australian miners riding an increasing appetite for safe haven investments, on a flat day of trading on the ASX.
Don’t believe the spruikers who say you need $1m to enjoy your retirement. They fail to mention how the age pension works in conjunction with super savings. Here’s how a couple with just $400,000 can live well.
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