As economic nationalism rises, your investment strategy might need a rethink. Find out how shifting global trends could impact your portfolio in 2025.
Ryan Johnson
 | Ryan Johnson was a journalist at Money from October 2024 to April 2026. He previously worked covering the Australian and New Zealand mortgage and banking industries. He has also written on superannuation, insurance, and personal finance. Ryan has a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) from Curtin University, Perth. Connect with Ryan Johnson on LinkedIn. |
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Apps like Blossom are targeting families, letting parents invest from as little as $5. Returns target 5.45% to 6.50% a year, but what are the trade-offs?
From hardwood to high finance, six-foot nine forward Dave Butler has gone from chasing rebounds to co-running the biggest fund you've never heard of.
Do tariffs, usage rates and fees blur together when you read your electricity statement? Saving on energy costs could be as simple as getting to know your bill better.
In this episode of the Friends With Money podcast, we explore the housing crisis in Australia and how renting out spare bedrooms could help provide more affordable housing.
Australians are being urged to fill up now, as global tensions threaten to drive fuel prices higher in the coming days.
With energy bills rising and households feeling the pinch, one habit is pushing bills even higher: leaving appliances plugged in and switched on at the wall.
For years, it's been an unwritten truth among many investors: the Australian stock market performs better under a Coalition government. But does the data back it up?
When floods swept through NSW's Mid North Coast and Hunter regions in May, they exposed a now-familiar cycle: evacuation orders, waterlogged homes, and another round of insurance claims.
When shoppers used Choosi to compare life and funeral insurance, they thought they were choosing between leading companies. But according to ASIC, they were really picking between policies underwritten by a single provider.
