Sometimes in life you have to get back to basics. For economist and journalist Jessica Irvine, that meant a paper budget and a packet of highlighters.
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It's a worry that plagues most parents of children with disability: how can we make sure they will be cared for and provided for after we're gone?
Dobbing may be un-Australian but not, it seems, when it comes to tax cheats, with the ATO receiving 43,000 tip-offs about potential tax dodgers.
Martin is about to turn 50 and wants to start planning for his retirement, so where should he start? He asks Paul Clitheroe where to turn for advice.
Feeling the pinch when it comes to petrol prices? Peter Khoury from the NRMA joins Tom Watson on the Friends With Money podcast.
Used car prices have skyrocketed, leaving many Aussies drastically under-insured, and one in two property investors fail to plan. Here's what you've missed.
When an item scans at the supermarket check-out for more than the shelf price, you're entitled to a freebie, right? Not necessarily.
Running a small business gives you the freedom to be your own boss, but it doesn't protect you from natural disasters, financial crises, or family tragedy.
Scarlett is considering education funds to help pay for private school. But some of these funds are pretty hopeless as a long-term investment, says Paul Clitheroe.
Tough economic times could be ahead, so how should you be preparing? Annette Sampson joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
