Before you start packing to retire overseas, here's what you should know about visas, super, age pension and healthcare. The dream of retirement means different things to different people. For some, it will be spending more time with family and ...
Online property listings are no longer just photographs - they're increasingly AI-enhanced marketing tools. And while many real estate agents use artificial intelligence to make homes more appealing, the line between polishing a listing and misleading ...
The average Australian billionaire's wealth grew by almost $600,000 a day in the past year, or over $10.5 billion collectively, Oxfam research found. Globally, billionaire wealth jumped by over 16% in 2025, three times faster than the past five-year ...
Having a genuine idea of what your home is worth may sound more like a nice-to-know piece of information than anything else, but in many cases, it can actually be essential. Whether you're buying or selling a home, looking to refinance your mortgage ...
Every year around this time, Australians start talking about goals. We promise ourselves we'll get fitter, eat better, work smarter and spend less. But if there's one area where our good intentions tend to evaporate faster than a Boxing Day ...
For those in or approaching retirement, Australia really is the lucky country. With compulsory super to build retirement savings, many retirees now have half a million dollars, or more, in their nest egg. While our super nest eggs are healthier than ...
When Joseph Healy's son George died from a fentanyl-laced overdose in 2021, everything changed. After four decades in banking - including co-founding Judo Bank - Healy walked away from finance to take on a new mission: fixing Australia's broken ...
Australia will introduce the world's first nationwide social-media age restriction later this year, with under-16s banned from creating or keeping accounts on major platforms from December 10, 2025. The rules don't penalise young people or their parents. ...
Investing is essentially all about deferring present-day consumption for a future period of time. It can be characterised as saving money for a 'rainy day' or to meet some future goal, meeting future income requirements, enabling money to compound ...
It's holiday season again and, with any luck, an opportunity to settle down with a good book. Here, Money magazine, in conjunction with Dymocks, shares a list of the best fiction and non-fiction titles to read over summer. Enter now for your chance ...
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