Electricity prices are falling from July 1, but some Australians could still face higher power bills. Here's the catch hidden in many retailer notices.
My Money
A new financial year has arrived, and it could already be costing you money. The good news is that a few simple money check-ups in July could leave you thousands of dollars better off over the next 12 months.
More than four million Australian homes have gone solar, but for many others, the benefits have remained out of reach. The Solar Sharer Offer could change that.
Most people focus on the EOFY. But the start of the new financial year is just as important, especially with major tax changes now in effect. Here's where to focus.
Want a bigger tax refund? These 10 EOFY tax tips could help increase your deductions, reduce your tax bill and boost your refund before June 30.
"Other than getting married and divorced, I would say I don't make too many poor choices," says SBS Tour de France commentator Bridie O'Donnell.
Keep the kids busy without spending a fortune. Here are 32 free and low-cost activities for the winter school holidays, from backyard camping to craft projects.
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Her ATAR was 97.8, but it still wasn't enough for medicine. As academic pressure grows, more Australian families are turning to private tutors.
Tax cuts, bigger pay packets, payday super and free power are among 10 major money changes kicking in from July 1.
