Business News & Money Matters

Australia is heading into a recession as coronavirus forces businesses to close and consumers are ordered to stay home. So what does it mean for you?

Paying less for your regular bills is a great first step to take charge of your finances, but some providers might be more willing to negotiate than others.

Should you refinance? Should you fix your rates? Can you still get a home loan? Here's how to use a mortgage broker to navigate today's financial maze.

The major banks are offering people who are struggling financially due to coronavirus the chance to pause home loan repayments, but you might want to think twice before doing it.

If you were counting on a pre-approval to secure your new property, looking to refinance, or shopping for a home loan, things have changed in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

With interest rates so low, there’s never been a better time to see how much you can save through this simple yet effective strategy.  

Tough times means it’s more important than ever to make the most of your money if you’re lucky enough to have a job. Here's how to get on top of your finances.

The Reserve Bank's emergency interest rate cut has given borrowers an opportunity to refinance at rates never seen before, which could provide relief in uncertain times.

The increase in home owners falling behind is likely to be higher and faster amid the pandemic than the global financial crisis, given the widespread and sudden economic shock, S&P warns.

When a crisis hits, most experts agree: you really need a lot more cash in reserve than you’d imagine. Here's what you can do if you find yourself struggling financially.