Everyone likes free stuff, especially flights, but are rewards credit cards? Money expert Melissa Browne says no, and she's got the numbers to back it up.
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Expensive toy or affordable mode of transport? We dive into the financial ins and outs of e-bikes, from purchase costs to insurance.
A ban on school logos on shorts, pants, skirts and socks in Victorian government schools could save parents hundreds of dollars a year from 2026.
The main impact to Australian industry will be on beef producers. Beef is Australia's largest export to the US, worth $3.3 billion in 2023-24.
With no super, Peter wants to "lend" his children $400,000 and have them repay it slowly as an "unofficial income" in order to claim the age pension.
Credit score reporting platform Credit Savvy has announced it will be closing its website and app on May 14. Here's what the closure means for members, their data and their credit score?
In theory, cryptoccurency is treated the same as other assets in a divorce. In reality, you may need to enlist forensic accountants or blockchain investigators to help trace transactions and uncover hidden digital assets.
Tax cuts or cheaper fuel? That's one choice facing Australians when they go to the polls on May 3.
How noise can affect your home's value, a simple way for small businesses to avoid unwanted ATO attention, and why it's time to raid the kids' Pokémon collection. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Nick Cummins' brainchild, Electrogusto, is one of only a handful of businesses in Australia that specialise in converting petrol-fuelled classic cars into electric vehicles.
