Borrowers are no longer paying as high a price for their loyalty. So is there still a benefit in switching lenders? If you've been loyal to your lender, chances are that you're paying more on your mortgage than you need to be. That was one of ...
Economic abuse affects millions of Australian women. Here's how financial control can be rebuilt, step by step. The Australian Bureau of Statistics' Personal Safety report paints a painful picture: almost one in six women across the country has ...
Author, filmmaker and academic, Anna Broinowski's new book, Datsun Angel, is a rollicking memoir based on her travels as a hitchhiker through outback Australia in the 1980s. Here, she talks about her life, loves, and learning. Tell us about your ...
From 50-cent transport fares to solar rebates, here's a wrap of the major Budget measures that will impact households in each state and territory. For most people, May and June will stand out as the transition between autumn to winter, but for treasury ...
Dear Paul, We have about $187,000 left on our home loan and about $157,000 in our offset account, with 13 years left on the loan. We're interested in whether we should pay a lump sum off the loan limit, anywhere up to $50,000. Smaller repayments ...
For many of us, the stage three tax cuts can't come soon enough. It's not just about navigating a cost-of-living crisis. Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) shows that the national tax take has steadily risen over time. Last ...
Credit cards banned for online gambling, company execs pocket 14% pay rise, and Apple/ANZ launch new payment plan option. Here are five things you may have missed this week. Credit cards banned for online gambling This week saw credit cards banned from ...
The term 'private credit' may be unfamiliar to some Aussie investors, but dig deeper, and it's an asset class that can be quite straightforward. Broadly speaking, private credit falls within the category of 'interest-bearing investments'. ...
Maintaining records goes hand-in-hand with investing - making tax time easier and helping you track your portfolio's performance. When you start out investing, it can seem as though you're being swamped by paperwork. So it's important to ...
Like a dividend with your burrito? Fast food chain set to list, battlers bypass banks for help, and millennials' favourite payment method to be regulated. Here are five things you may have missed this week. Tex Mex meets ASX: Guzman y Gomez IPO ...
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