A growing number of Australians are one emergency away from financial ruin. With cost of living pressures on the rise, what should you do if you're going to run out of money before pay day?
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There has been plenty of speculation about a grocery price war, with the Australian arrival of Amazon on the horizon, but don't hold your breath.
Approximately 20% of all food bought in Australia is wasted. This means if you spend $300 a week on groceries, that's $3000 a year you're throwing in the bin! Get the family involved in reducing food waste with these easy ideas.
Most people assume that you can't eat well on $30 of groceries a week. They haven't met Yee, who, with the odd meal out, spends just $60 a week on food.
Online meal delivery services have exploded in popularity in Australia in recent years. So what is on offer?
You can't have your cake and eat it too; you can't save and live beyond your means - it's mathematically impossible. So even Gen Y needs to learn to budget.
The average Australian household throws away $1036 dollars' worth of food every year. So how can we stop wasting so much food?
Improve your health and reduce your carbon footprint with meatless Monday.
Into shopping online and saving money? This website offers great deals on supermarket goods at heavily discounted prices every week.
There are more organic food outlets in my suburb than ever before, and the upside is lower prices.
