Keeping up with the Joneses costs Aussies more than $1300 a year. 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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Cutting rates could see home prices jump $15,300, shrinkflation crackdown, and the number of Aussie women investors has jumped at twice the rate of men.
Inflation falls below 3%, Woolies and Coles taken to court over allegations of dodgy discounts, and where to buy gold with your groceries.
From cosmetics to curling irons, Oodies to tumblers, there are dozens of affordable imitations 'inspired' by luxury brands. But are these dupes fabulous or faddish?
Home sellers pocket record $285,000 profits, lost super tops $17.8 billion, and unruly airline passenger slugged with $8630 fuel bill. Here's what you've missed.
A quarter of Aussie teens are scammed on social media, online shoppers too slack to return dodgy purchases, and gold surges as US election draws nearer.
It's possible to set up a super fund for your young children. The bigger question is, should you?
Gloria Jeans goes cashless, ASIC wins one for the battlers over rent-to-own appliances, and Star Entertainment Group is suspended from trading.
Haven't bought your dad a Father's Day present yet? Aussies are expected to spend 10% less on their dads than last year as the cost-of-living crisis bites.
Want to keep your credit score healthy? The first step is to make all your loan repayments on time.
