Want to get ahead in your job? It's time to get comfortable with being uncomfortable. We explore this on the latest episode of the Friends With Money podcast.
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Footwear, food and fun dominate spending, while 365,000 workers ditch the 9-5 to start new businesses. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
While short-term tax offsets and payments headlined the Federal Budget, investors and savers across the country may benefit from taxes relating to investments, savings and superannuation remaining essentially unchanged.
Tasha Torzsa cracked down on spending and cleared major debts so she could feel confident enough to have a baby while on the road to financial independence.
Join the Friends With Money podcast to unpack how tax impacts inheritance. We chat about tax exemptions, inheriting the family home and advice on organising a will.
From Inventing Anna to The Tinder Swindler, our obsession with the scammer genre of true-crime streaming is growing. But can these stories teach audiences to avoid con artists in their own lives?
For Serina Bird, early retirement means "being able to take my crazy ideas and run with them". But it also means going back to work if she feels like it.
More than half of Aussies will spend $500 this Easter, finfluencers on alert, and home sellers pocket $270,000. Here are five things you may have missed.
The FIRE movement is inspiring new followers - as young as 28 - who want to quit their day job and do their own thing. And COVID-19 has only spurred them on.
How do you find the right broadband or mobile plan for you? WhistleOut's Alex Choros joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
