Tax refund season is well under way, but those who end up with a smaller refund than expected or, worse, owing the ATO money, will be left scratching their heads.
My Money
Helen has just been told she will receive a $250,000-$300,000 inheritance. Paul Clitheroe advises her on how to manage the windfall.
Effie Zahos fields a lot of money questions from young Australians, but these are the questions they should be asking.
Jobs are hard to find and property is expensive but, if you're a millennial, there are ways for you to get ahead.
Australia is potentially on the cusp of a tourism boom to rival that of the influx of Japanese visitors in the early 1980s, which means addressing the shortage of quality hotels. That's where Mantra Group comes in.
Cardholders are seeing their points-earning potential dwindle before their eyes, but there are still plenty of credit cards that deliver decent rewards.
Buried by debt and feeling stuck at 30, Christine asked Paul Clitheroe what to do next. His advice starts with one simple habit.
Approximately 20% of all food bought in Australia is wasted. This means if you spend $300 a week on groceries, that's $3000 a year you're throwing in the bin! Get the family involved in reducing food waste with these easy ideas.
Paul Clitheroe has been answering Australia's money questions on planes, at dinner parties and even barbecues for more than 30 years.
Household incomes are falling with no relief - like pay rises - in sight, writes Sharyn McCowen. So what can you ask for instead?
