Don't stick your unwanted Christmas gifts in the cupboard or the bin. Australians spent around $400 million on unwanted Christmas presents last year and top of the list are novelty items, voted unpopular by 51% of Australians, followed by candles ...
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I am in the process of divorcing my wife and have moved to Thailand while my wife plans to remain in Australia. At age 70, optimising pension payments is critical for me. We have about $400,000 each in superannuation and the sale of our house should ...
Whether you need to top up your household budget or you're saving for a big holiday, a part-time or casual job could be the answer. And for budding entrepreneurs it can be the pathway to an exciting new career or business. Here we explain how to ...
Travelling overseas? Watch out when you convert your Australian dollars into a foreign currency. It is easy to pay too much in fees, particularly if you are a loyal customer of the big four banks. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) ...
It used to be that getting scammed on holiday meant an overpriced taxi or someone pickpocketing a few hundred dollars from your wallet. Speaking to Australian travel insurers, one of the fastest-growing cons catching people out is fake Airbnb scams ...
Credit card rewards schemes are going unloved this festive season, despite card providers doing their merry best to sweeten the deals available. While 94% of Australians are members of at least one rewards scheme, a third of people don't feel like ...
Before you take off for the summer holidays, it's a good time to check your home and contents, car, and travel insurances are up-to-date so can you head into the break knowing you are covered in case things don't go as planned. Home insurance ...
"It's beginning to cost a lot like Christmas." Here are some of our favourite Christmas quotes as we come into the silly (spending) season. 1. It's beginning to cost a lot like Christmas. 2. The ideal Christmas gift is money but the trouble ...
We have nothing to complain about. Now in retirement, we are in our mid-50s, (mostly) debt free, own our home, have $48,000 in shares, another $23,000 in managed funds and $22,000 with a peer-to-peer lender across one-month and three-year and five-year ...
Comprehensive credit reporting (CCR) is a boon for consumers, and the banks are leading the way. CCR has been drip-fed to Australian consumers over the last five years. It was first introduced on a voluntary basis in 2014. A CCR bill was introduced ...
