
Superannuation
What the incoming changes mean for your super
The start of a financial new year often means changes to super. Come 1 July 2025, these rules could help you grow your nest egg.
Easy-to-understand explanations of all things personal finance so you can make more informed choices.
Superannuation
What the incoming changes mean for your super
The start of a financial new year often means changes to super. Come 1 July 2025, these rules could help you grow your nest egg.
Savings & Investments
Could paying off your student loan be costing you more this year?
Making an early repayment this year on your student HECS/HELP loan could be a false economy. Find out why it may pay to hold off.
Home Loans
Can government help for first home buyers make it easier for more Aussies?
With Labor reelected, find out what help they’re offering first home buyers to get into the property market.
Superannuation
Should you worry about your super when stock markets are rocky?
Should you worry about your super when the stock market is turbulent? Discover strategies to protect your retirement nest egg.
Health Insurance
What you should know about getting private health insurance after 31
If you’re 31 plus and worried you’ve left it too late to get private health insurance, talk to our experts – like Hannah did.
Health Insurance
Are you avoiding medical appointments due to the costs?
Our research shows more Aussies are avoiding medical appointments and missing out on care due to the rising costs of healthcare.
Life Insurance
Could this type of life insurance save your arse… and your back pocket?
Discover how TPD insurance helped Mick manage his finances when he could no longer do his dream job of working with horses.
Car Insurance
What can you do about car insurance premiums when they keep going up?
Car insurance premiums are going up at an alarming rate. What’s driving up car insurance costs and what can you do about it?
Pet Insurance
Are you ready for the financial commitment of owning a pet?
Owning a pet is rewarding but costly. From food to vet bills, billions are spent on pets annually. Here are the costs to consider.
Home Loans
Why the structure of your investment property loan can make or break your success
If you’re tempted to invest in property, the loan type you choose can make or break your investment success. Learn more here.
Home Loans
Has your lender passed on your rate cut yet? Here’s what to do if they’re playing hard to get.
If your bank hasn’t passed on the cut, ask them why – politely but firmly. Then compare your options anyway.
Home Loans
Are you across these must-dos when buying your first property?
Before you jump head first into home buying, know that there are some unexpected costs and tasks… but these can save you later.
Savings & Investments
Could paying off your student loan be costing you more this year?
Making an early repayment this year on your student HECS/HELP loan could be a false economy. Find out why it may pay to hold off.
Home Loans
Can government help for first home buyers make it easier for more Aussies?
With Labor reelected, find out what help they’re offering first home buyers to get into the property market.
Energy
Which cost-of-living issue is driving your vote in the 2025 federal election?
From housing affordability to health care and energy, discover the key issues which may influence voting come election time.
Energy
How much will you be paying for electricity from 1 July?
With the draft DMO and VDO released, electricity prices are set to jump up on 1 July. Find out what this means for your household.
Energy
Bill Stress Index: Aussie households feel the heat on energy costs
Our November Bill Stress Index shows energy bills are causing the most stress. Here’s what else we’re feeling the heat on.
Energy
Why it’s important to know how energy comparisons work
Before you start shopping around for the best energy deal, find out about the different methods being used to compare energy.
Energy
How can you maximise energy savings all-year-round?
Aussies are feeling the effects of winter on their energy bills. Here’s our guide on ways you can save on energy all year long.
Superannuation
What the incoming changes mean for your super
The start of a financial new year often means changes to super. Come 1 July 2025, these rules could help you grow your nest egg.
Savings & Investments
Can a sea or tree change help you make the most of your retirement?
Thinking about downsizing and having a tree or sea change? Here’s how to make the move and get the best out of retirement living.
Savings & Investments
How do you ask your boss for a pay rise and get one?
When was your last salary review? If it’s been a while, and your bank account can do with a boost, here’s how to ask for one.
Savings & Investments
How to create your own habit-busting money challenge
Tired of spending habits taking a hit to your bank balance? Here’s how to set a money challenge to break any bad behaviours.
Superannuation
Should you worry about your super when stock markets are rocky?
Should you worry about your super when the stock market is turbulent? Discover strategies to protect your retirement nest egg.
Savings & Investments
How do you financially prepare to have kids?
Starting a family is a life changing decision that may test your finances for years to come. Here are ways to financially prepare.
Savings & Investments
Is relocating a smart way to become financially secure?
Quitting your job and relocating to the regions could give you financial freedom, but what will the move cost you in other ways?
Home Insurance
Where do you stand if your builder goes bust?
If you’re thinking of building your dream home, here are ways you could protect yourself – in the event your builder goes bust.
Savings & Investments
Can you beat the singles tax?
Ever felt like you’re being charged extra just for being single? Welcome to the singles tax. Here’s how to offset it.
Savings & Investments
Have you ever thought about how to be a more conscious consumer?
Being a conscious consumer is a personal choice, but it is a way you could make a positive impact environmentally and ethically.