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Do banks have to accept damaged cash? What happens to torn banknotes? RBA chief scientist Greg Dicinoski joins us on Friends With Money.
Are we simply spending up big at the airport under the wrong assumption it's the cheapest place to buy alcohol, cosmetics and electronics?
Eaten by cows, melted in sandwich presses, shredded by lawnmowers. These are some of the actual reasons behind Australia's $44 million in damaged banknotes.
Kylie's 15-year-old son has just started his first job, earning up to $270 a week, and he wants to buy a car in two years.
Cooling inflation. Soaring tech stocks. 2024 has been a significant year for news, so before it ends, it's time to look back on the major stories in the world of finance.
If you've struggled to stick to new year's resolutions in the past, approaching them with a clear plan and actionable steps can make all the difference.
Rising living costs is driving FORO - fear of running out of money - among Aussie retirees.
From higher income support payments to new wage theft laws, Australians can expect a host of changes to take effect from January 1.
The Suzuki Swift Hybrid auto has been named Money's Best-Value Small Car as part of the Best of the Best awards.
