There's a simple way to be happy, but it costs money
A Harvard professor says opting for a pricier apartment close to work, where everything is within walking distance and there's no tedious commute, "buys time" that leads to greater happiness.
Why even high earners need a budget
A common issue faced by busy professionals is actually knowing where their money goes and what their cost of living is.
What you need to know about ageing at home
Getting government funding (available to everyone, regardless of means) often mean a long wait so it's worth researching options early.
This self-made millionaire didn't get rich by budgeting
Budgets are one of the main reasons some people have difficulty managing their money, because they reinforce a scarcity mindset, according to self-made millionaire Grant Sabatier.
Your franking credit questions answered
Worried about losing unused franking credits? Ask our experts what you should do.
Money matters that can make or break relationships
Most relationships have their deal breakers. For women, handing over financial control to a partner who "might" know more about money should be one of them.
Cost of the 'feel good' factor in aged care
Hotel-like 'extras' present a financial dilemma for families weighing up the benefits of paying more for something that has nothing to do with care but may make loved ones feel better.
Nine common traps for DIY wills
A potentially invalid document isn't the biggest potential problem - you may end with a legally-binding will that doesn't achieve what you want.
Do you need to work to contribute to super?
A new rule from July this year opens up opportunities to keep topping up your retirement savings.
When a market dip hits your retirement
You've heard it before: when the markets become erratic the best thing is to nothing. But if you're about to retire, or newly retired, a tu...
SMSF alert: don't lose tax-free pension
Trustees need to be extra careful how they claim this important tax exemption. Muck it up and it will be taken away.
