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, which will be out in April. She holds a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Sydney where she serves on the alumni council.

41 results by Julia Newbould:

MY MONEY

The small business cash grants up for grabs in your state

Millions of dollars in state government funding is on offer for small businesses who need help surviving coronavirus and adapting to the new normal. More

By Julia Newbould, Darren Snyder - June 3, 2020

MY MONEY

Making It Work: Tassie distillery pumped out sanitiser during crisis

"We were pouring out award-winning vodka to make sanitiser," says Diane Rae, who quickly pivoted her small Tasmanian business to endure the coronavirus crisis. More

By Julia Newbould - May 29, 2020

MY MONEY

Winter is coming: 10 ways to save on your energy bill

Cooler temperatures plus weeks of lockdown means most of us are expecting a hike in our energy bills, but you can get the cost down with a few changes. More

By Julia Newbould - May 27, 2020

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MY MONEY

Making It Work: social enterprise bakery adapts to keep refugees in jobs

The Bread & Butter Project went from supplying baked goods to cafes to supplying bread to supermarkets within two weeks of COVID-19 restrictions. More

By Julia Newbould - May 22, 2020

INVESTING

Five free resources to help you invest during COVID-19

As financial experts continue to speculate whether our sharemarket has bottomed out, here's where you can turn for free information to manage your portfolio. More

By Julia Newbould, Darren Snyder - May 21, 2020

how to spot the signs of financial abuse

MY MONEY

10 signs that someone you love is being financially abused

Financial abuse can happen so gradually that victims may not realise they are being manipulated. That's why friends and family need to be on the lookout for red flags. More

By Julia Newbould - May 20, 2020

MY MONEY

How to upskill or retrain during the coronavirus crisis

With almost 600,000 Australians losing their jobs in April, and a further 600,000 seeing their hours cut, it could be time to retrain to improve your employment prospects. More

By Julia Newbould - May 20, 2020

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MY MONEY

Making It Work: Chap Drive Thru supports Melbourne eateries

A growing group of restaurants in East Melbourne has launched Chap Drive Thru to help stay open in tough times and give consumers a new way to pick up their takeaway. More

By Julia Newbould - May 15, 2020

MY MONEY

Half a million age pensioners to get a raise this month

More than 500,000 age pensioners will get more in their pension after the government cut deeming rates on May 1. So what does that actually mean? More

By Julia Newbould - May 13, 2020

MY MONEY

Making It Work: From opera singer to teaching physics

Forget the stereotype about entertainers who wait tables when they're not performing - Jacqueline Dark is an opera singer who is also a physicist. More

By Julia Newbould - May 8, 2020

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The small business cash grants up for grabs in your state

Making It Work: Tassie distillery pumped out sanitiser during crisis

Winter is coming: 10 ways to save on your energy bill

Making It Work: social enterprise bakery adapts to keep refugees in jobs

Five free resources to help you invest during COVID-19

10 signs that someone you love is being financially abused

How to upskill or retrain during the coronavirus crisis

Making It Work: Chap Drive Thru supports Melbourne eateries

Half a million age pensioners to get a raise this month

Making It Work: From opera singer to teaching physics

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