Caitlin Fitzsimmons

Caitlin Fitzsimmons is the editor of Money and a regular columnist for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, based in our Sydney newsroom.

Since time immemorial women have stayed with violent partners because they can't afford to leave.

Like many working parents I'm time poor, so my favourite savings tips are ones that save time as well as money.

Robots may or may not be coming for our jobs, but some technology is all about connecting humans and enabling our passions.

The superannuation industry often talks about the challenge of getting young people "engaged" with their super.

When I was a teenager, I used my gift vouchers avidly, but in 2017 not everyone is as diligent with their gift cards.

They say your friends can make you fat, but your colleagues could be the real culprits.

There’s one thing you should never do and that’s to judge a superannuation fund by its one-year return.

If you think the office politics in your workforce is bad, imagine if your colleagues were really politicians.

You probably don't need as much money in retirement as you've been told.

Office politics isn't just about nasty workplace dynamics, it's also another word for the relationships we have at work.

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