A worrying new trend in which abusers harass their victims through online banking could have long-term consequences, says an advocate against domestic abuse.
Julia Newbould
 | Julia Newbould was editor-at-large and later managing editor of Money from November 2019 to February 2022. 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. |
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So you've bought hand sanitiser and face masks to protect yourself from coronavirus at work, but can you claim them on tax?
"If we had lost these Australian cheesemakers we would have lost an important part of cheesemaking in the country," says Cheese Therapy co-founder Sam Penny.
If your income hasn't been affected by COVID-19, now could be a good time to refinance your mortgage as competitive rates and cashback offers hit the market.
Here's how much you'll have to top up your super each week to catch up if you withdraw $10,000 from your fund to make ends meet during COVID-19.
PR and marketing powerhouse Tory Archbold reinvented herself late last year when she closed Torstar, her marketing company of 18 years, and launched mentoring company Powerful Steps.
Millions of dollars in state government funding is on offer for small businesses who need help surviving coronavirus and adapting to the new normal.
"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.
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.
The Bread & Butter Project went from supplying baked goods to cafes to supplying bread to supermarkets within two weeks of COVID-19 restrictions.
