Australians will no longer be slugged extra for paying by card after the Reserve Bank banned surcharges on debit, prepaid and credit cards on the eftpos, Mastercard and Visa networks from October. The central bank says the changes are aimed at making ...
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Last Easter I wrote a piece for Money reminding investors not to put all their eggs in one basket. This year shows why diversification matters more than ever. It was almost 12 months ago that the Liberation Day tariffs triggered a sharp sell-off in ...
"Get on the property ladder as soon as you can." It's the advice that's been passed down at kitchen tables across Australia with the same confidence as a family recipe. For decades, buying property has been a reliable formula for building wealth ...
It's the hidden trap that sees many retirees wish they could turn back time. Patrick Clarke, general manager of retirement solutions at Generation Life, lifts the lid on regret risk. Australians are good at growing their super. We're not so ...
Australians are sitting on more than $2.6 billion in unclaimed money, from forgotten bank accounts and unpaid dividends to life insurance payouts and deceased estates. The amount held by ASIC has more than doubled from $1.1 billion five years ago, while ...
Getting financial advice on a single issue sounds simple enough. You have a question about buying a home, aged care, insurance or retirement - and you want to pay for help without signing up to an ongoing service. In practice, that can be hard and expensive. ...
Easter Bunny slugged by shrinkflation, motorists urged to save by switching to E10, and why now is the time to check the fine print on flights. Here are five things you may have missed this week. Shrinkflation is hitting Easter eggs Seen the cost of ...
Inflation has taken a small step back, but most households wouldn't notice it at the checkout. While the official numbers show price pressures easing slightly in February, everyday costs are still rising, and worse may be on the way. The Consumer ...
The government has tabled the Treasury Laws Amendment (The Survivors Law) Bill 2026 in the House of Representatives today which seeks to prevent convicted child sexual abusers from hiding their assets in superannuation to avoid paying compensation to ...
Diana Mousina is one of Australia's best-known economists and the deputy chief economist at AMP, helping shape forecasts on interest rates, inflation, house prices and investment markets. But before becoming a leading voice on the economy, she arrived ...
