It would be fair to say that most Australian households are familiar with the popular hardware store's mantra, "if you find a lower price on the same stocked item, we'll beat it by 10%". But how many times have you taken up the offer? Consumer ...
One in three Australian households rent the home they live in, but as any current or previous renter will appreciate, renting is not always the easiest experience. That's especially true right now. Rental vacancy rates in most capital cities and ...
What a week it has been on world stock markets, with many indices falling heavily. If you have been reading the news, it would appear that investors are driving the market down because they are worried about a global recession. But I would like to know ...
All employees will receive 0.5% more as their superannuation guarantee lifts to 10.5% of their salary from July 1, up from 10%. The biggest winners will be employees on award wages or enterprise agreements negotiated by a union because the superannuation ...
There is an old saying that the stock market rises in stairs and falls in elevators and prior to this week the All Ordinaries Index was certainly rising in stairs, however, the RBA's announcement of a 0.5% rate rise on Tuesday changed all that. ...
At 11.42 am on a pleasant Monday, hackers gained access to my Telstra account. They instantly removed my email address and mobile number, and added theirs to my account. This removed my opportunity to get the standard SMS or email from Telstra, warning ...
2022 has so far been fairly jarring for investors - with returns from both bonds and equities under pressure due to a rise in global inflation and interest rates. Indeed, it's hard to believe after years of worrying about deflation, but headline consumer ...
Paul, I read your response to the reader whose son wasted $150,000 sponsoring racecar drivers. We also have a son and a daughter. We're both in our 70s and have some rental properties. We're afraid our daughter might sell one of the two rental properties ...
Soaring rents are making it harder for Aussies to make ends meet, with some tenants finding themselves forced out before the end of their lease. "Housing is eating up a substantial amount of people's income each week and it's making it really ...
COVID has certainly forced us to make significant changes to our lives in a way we would have never imagined. Many of us have had a taste of working from home and have had to adjust to a new way of balancing work and everyday life. The "new norm" of ...
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