Julia Newbould

Julia Newbould is a financial writer and commentator with a background in journalism. She was previously editor of Financial Planning and Super Review magazines; managing editor at InvestorInfo and at Morningstar Australia. Julia co-authored The Joy of Money, a book on women and personal finance. She holds a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Sydney where she serves on the alumni council.

67 results by Julia Newbould:

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Bernard Salt on learning to budget and his best investment decision

Bernard Salt's job didn't exist until he created it and now his work has uncovered Australians' yearnings for sea changes and smashed avocado. More

By Julia Newbould - July 31, 2020

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How to write the perfect resume for a tough job market

Looking for work? Here's how to make your resume stand out in today's competitive job market. More

By Julia Newbould - July 29, 2020

Kerri Pottharst during her doubles match against China in the women's preliminary match on August 14, 2004 during the Athens 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. Australia won 21-18, 21-18. Photo by Stuart Franklin/Getty Images

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Golden girl Kerri Pottharst on what comes after Olympic success

Olympic volleyball player Kerri Pottharst won gold for Australia. She tells Money how she used her success on the sand to strike gold in business. More

By Julia Newbould - July 24, 2020

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Aussies have lost track of $1 billion - here's how to claim your share

Feeling skint? Now is the time to find out if you have a missing bank account, lost wages or forgotten rental bond refund. You could be owed thousands. More

By Julia Newbould - July 22, 2020

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'I charged a man $600 for a garden hose': Livinia Nixon on her first job

TV presenter and radio host Livinia Nixon talks about being "the worst" at her first job, how she started investing early, and why she's still fascinated with the stock market. More

By Julia Newbould - July 17, 2020

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Five ways you can give to charity when money is tight

If you don't have a lot of cash to spare but still want to support those who are doing it tough, here are five other ways you can donate. More

By Julia Newbould - July 17, 2020

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Lockdown chowdown: How a food truck adapted to COVID-19

When COVID-19 hit and Mudgee locals could no longer travel to the Smokin' Bro and Co food truck, owners Brody and Laticia Crawford decided food should travel to them. More

By Julia Newbould - July 17, 2020

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Second $750 coronavirus payment to hit bank accounts from this week

$750 is due to the hit the bank accounts of five million Australians this week as part of the second Economic Support Payment. Find out if you're eligible. More

By Julia Newbould - July 15, 2020

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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. More

By Julia Newbould - July 10, 2020

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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. More

By Julia Newbould - July 10, 2020

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Bernard Salt on learning to budget and his best investment decision

How to write the perfect resume for a tough job market

Golden girl Kerri Pottharst on what comes after Olympic success

Aussies have lost track of $1 billion - here's how to claim your share

'I charged a man $600 for a garden hose': Livinia Nixon on her first job

Five ways you can give to charity when money is tight

Lockdown chowdown: How a food truck adapted to COVID-19

Second $750 coronavirus payment to hit bank accounts from this week

What Simon Longstaff learnt about life from dolphin spotting

Hannah and Verity saved their business and hired 50 staff during COVID-19

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