So you need expert advice, but do you need a financial planner, an accountant or a financial counsellor? We explain just who does what.
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People affected by cancer often struggle with their finances when the disease becomes overwhelming. A Cancer Council NSW program is trying to change that.
One in five Aussies has cut back on essentials to pay their buy now, pay later debts, but that hasn't stopped CBA from launching its own rival to Afterpay.
Dealing with any serious illness can cause a drop in income and a spike in expenses, creating a need to budget more carefully than ever.
The last thing people affected by cancer need is money worries. That's where Cancer Council NSW's financial counselling service comes in.
My father had a second family that he kept secret from my mother and us kids for years. By the time he told her the marriage was over, the money was long gone.
More than a quarter of Australians have fallen victim to financial abuse, while 12% admit they know someone who has experienced or is experiencing it.
Financial abuse can happen so gradually that victims may not realise they are being manipulated. That's why friends and family need to be on the lookout for red flags.
Can't pay off your debts and thinking of declaring bankruptcy? It's unlikely to solve all your money problems. Here's what you need to know.
Getting behind on your payments doesn't mean debt collectors can call you at any time of the day or night. Here's what they can and can't do to reclaim money.