Caitlin Fitzsimmons

Caitlin Fitzsimmons edits the Money section for SMH and The Age and writes columns about life, money and work. She is based in our Sydney newsroom.

Rewards schemes for credit cards are only worth it if you pay off the full balance every month.

Questions 25-year-olds are generally a variation on the "champagne lifestyle" conundrum.

The Morgan-Conley family doesn't own a car, but they're going against the tide.

You can go online to find out how much childcare subsidy your family will receive after the new system comes into effect next July.

There are always excuses to explain away a pay gap.

Round-ups boost savings by tapping into insights from behavioural finance, and they're going mainstream.

Buying and selling of preloved personal goods could be worth $43.5 billion a year and has grown by almost $4 billion over the past year.

If you bought a new iPhone, there are better ways to insure it besides AppleCare.

The traditional wedding vows include a promise to be together "for richer, for poorer", but many couples find "for poorer" just too bloody hard.

Have you ever sat through a long meeting only to wind up putting off the decision until next time?

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