Money

Financial adviser Helen Baker shares her tips to set yourselves up properly should the worst happen.

Australians have been urged to be on high alert for text messages claiming to be from the tax agency.

The government’s much-flaunted tax cut package has yet to succeed in boosting spending as shoppers remain cautious amid the economic slump.

The tourist was holidaying in Jerusalem and enjoyed a meal at a local restaurant. It was only when she checked the bill later on that she realised that she was charged around $4215 for [...]

Money tips are often only applicable to some people – but this advice is pertinent to people of all ages.

It turns out most people in the world are honourable enough to return a lost wallet, especially if it contains a lot of cash.

It’s easy enough to say that we love using electricity, but it often comes at a cost that’s larger than we expect. 

Failure to further strengthen the compulsory super system would be disadvantageous to many future retirees and be an added burden on a later generation of taxpayers.

With the skyrocketing costs of various bills, insurances and the general cost of living, it’s no surprise older Aussies are feeling the pinch. So what can we do about it?

If everything is negotiable, here’s how to get the best outcome.