Petrol price gouging continues amid Middle East conflict, social media drives big ticket spending, and the simple hack home owners are using to slash thousands off mortgage interest costs. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
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New year's resolutions already out the window? You can still reboot your finances and build stronger habits this year.
The gender pay gap has narrowed, but some employers still trail badly. How does your workplace compare?
Can a young adult with ADHD learn to save? A father whose son blows every pay packet turns to Paul Clitheroe for help.
Worried about super scams? On this episode of the Friends With Money podcast, ASIC Commissioner Alan Kirkland explains online "free super health checks" and how they harvest your details.
Are you shopping in an online store or a marketplace? They look the same, but the difference can hit your wallet hard when things go wrong.
An honest Aussie review of the Entertainment app vs EatClub, plus ShopBack, Too Good To Go, Raiz, ANZ Plus and AIA Vitality - real savings, tips and caveats.
Qantas overhauls Frequent Flyer program, and one million Aussies are owed Medicare cash - some more than $30,000 each. Could you be one of them?
Feeling stretched to breaking point? Burnout can damage your finances, health and relationships. But are there ways to protect yourself?
What if the smashed avo myth was a distraction all along? Economist Thomas Walker reveals what's actually keeping young Australians from getting ahead.
