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Liam Kennedy
 | Liam Kennedy is a journalist at Money, which won three awards at the 2026 Mumbrella Publish Awards. He's previously worked as a reporter covering consumer affairs. Liam has a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) and Bachelor of Arts in International Studies from the University of Technology Sydney. Connect with Liam Kennedy on LinkedIn. |
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How safe is your coastal home? New research warns rising sea levels could put hundreds of thousands of Australian properties at risk.
Kogan's CEO is willing to work for free for a shot at $50 million. Plus, a fresh scam warning for homeowners and Nike's fall from America's corporate elite. Here are five money stories you may have missed this week.
A third of Aussies are aiming to have more than $1.25 million in superannuation by the time they retire. But experts say they might be overestimating how expensive retirement will be and working more than they have to for a bigger nest egg.
ASIC warns that cash insurance settlements may not cover the full cost of home repairs, potentially leaving homeowners out of pocket if expenses blow out.
A potential increase in gas bills, a new tax on Fiji holidays and slower, more expensive mail. Here are five money stories you may have missed this week.
Thinking of borrowing against your home for renovations, investing, travel or a new car? As property prices fall, you might find you can't borrow as much as you expect.
It's no longer the fast fashion disruptor it once was, so are Shein shares a wise investment? Plus, farmers warn bird flu could turn eggs into luxuries.
If you're one of Australia's 1.8 million uni and vocational students, you're probably used to juggling work and study while stretching your funds to keep life comfortable. Here are the saving hacks and smart financial moves that will net you more money.
Property prices may be falling, but that doesn't necessarily mean lower council rates or land tax. Here's why.
