$900 million worth of festive gifts destined for landfill, and the tax office backtracks on old debts. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Nicola Field
 | A former Chartered Accountant, Nicola Field has been a regular contributor to Money for 20 years, and writes on personal finance issues for some of Australia's largest financial institutions. She is the author of Investing in Your Child's Future and Baby or Bust, and has collaborated with Paul Clitheroe on a variety of projects including radio scripts, newspaper columns, and several books. |
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A year ago Origin Energy announced an $18 billion takeover bid by Brookfield Asset Management. Now, Origin Energy's largest stakeholder, AustralianSuper, has announced it would vote against the takeover.
Fake online shopping sites are imitating well-known fashion and footwear labels to catch out Aussies looking for Black Friday bargains.
Mates and money can be an oil and water mix, but technology is coming to the rescue with new ways to split bills that won't wreck the relationship.
NSW homeowners will save up to 18% on their home insurance premiums after the state government this week scrapped the Emergency Services Levy.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales have arrived! Here's how to score the best deals, and steer clear of scammers.
A credit card doesn't have to mean a debt disaster. Used wisely, it can help you manage bills, snare a bargain or find freebies.
Wednesday's marathon Optus outage impacted around 10 million customers, now the telco is offering 200GB of free data instead of refunds.
Woolworths backflips on Everyday Rewards decision, and CBA to accept 5% deposits on investment properties.
Growing your super doesn't have to mean dipping into precious cash reserves. Here are five easy ways to give your super a much-needed boost.