Millions of Australians will see changes to their pay, tax, super and household bills from July 1 as the new financial year gets underway. New tax cuts, payday super, minimum wage increases, free electricity offers and tougher anti-scam protections ...
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Petrol prices could soon top $1.80 a litre, the ATO is warning Australians not to rush their tax returns, and NSW is introducing tougher penalties for property underquoting. Here are five important money stories you may have missed this week. Petrol ...
Private credit can tick plenty of boxes for self-managed super funds, especially in the drawdown phase. Chris Paton, chief investment officer of La Trobe Financial, explains why. More than 1.2 million Australians manage their retirement savings through ...
A former lawyer swapped a high-paying career for pastry making. Can she still build wealth and support her mum? Reader question My name is Qi and I'm a long-time reader of Money. My life - and my financial situation - is unconventional and I would ...
Your spending choices have more impact than you think. Here's how to shop more sustainably, avoid greenwashing and support better brands. As consumers, we have the right to buy whatever is on the shelves that meets our needs. That raises two questions ...
Gina Rinehart's billion-dollar backing of Elon Musk's SpaceX has put the spotlight on a rapidly growing space economy. From satellite internet and defence technology to data infrastructure, here's why investors are paying attention. The ...
The end of the financial year may be just around the corner, but it's not too late to make some superannuation moves that could benefit your balance. On this episode of the Friends With Money podcast, Money's Tom Watson is joined by Greg Elias, senior ...
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What most first-time investors get wrong
It's not always about picking the wrong asset. Shelby Clark, executive director at GPS Investments, says it can be easy for new investors to misunderstand risk, liquidity or personal time horizons. It's always great to see Australians get started ...
Cheap petrol, DIY cleaners, op-shop bargains and free giveaways can seem like smart ways to save. But in some cases, these money-saving habits can end up costing more than they save. Here's where frugality can backfire. Almost everyone has done ...
Think the ATO doesn't know about your shares, crypto, or side-hustle income? It may already have the details. ATO letters are landing in mailboxes across Australia, warning hundreds of thousands of taxpayers that the tax office already has access ...
