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How to set your kids up for money success
Opinion
Opinion

How to set your kids up for money success

Constantly encourage your children to think of "future them". Money is finite so you need to help your child to carefully decide how to allocate it. 

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

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How to break bad spending habits amassed in lockdown
Coronavirus pandemic

How to break bad spending habits amassed in lockdown

'Lifestyle creep' is part of human nature. If you have developed bad spending habits during COVID-19 lockdown, it may be time to act now before they become entrenched.

  • by Emily Chantiri
Working from home is costing Sydney's CBD $10 billion
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Coronavirus pandemic

Working from home is costing Sydney's CBD $10 billion

This has led to calls for mandatory masks to be worn on public transport to encourage workers to return to their offices and breathe new life into the city's businesses.

  • by Matt Wade
WA 'five years' closer to cashless society thanks to COVID-19 hygiene fears
Perth

WA 'five years' closer to cashless society thanks to COVID-19 hygiene fears

PayPal consumer behaviour expert Danielle Grant said WA and Australia were already ahead of the cashless curve but the pandemic had dramatically hastened the shift.

  • by Hamish Hastie
The Millennial quest for happiness looks a lot like red eyes and burnout
Opinion
Millennials

The Millennial quest for happiness looks a lot like red eyes and burnout

We are on an everlasting quest to find ‘the ideal work week’, in the hope that the winning formula will bring endless fulfilment and satisfaction.

  • by Pandora Sykes
From purse strings to waistlines: why budgets and diets both fail
Money Makeover

From purse strings to waistlines: why budgets and diets both fail

Why do we so often fail at our money or body goals? The forces at work behind both are surprisingly similar.

  • by Jessica Irvine
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Why cashless payments can hurt your hip pocket
Credit cards

Why cashless payments can hurt your hip pocket

Shopping with a card or via an online platform is relatively pain-free, so vigilance is important.

  • by Melissa Browne
COVID-19 fattens wallets as Australians embark on saving spree in lockdown
Spending

COVID-19 fattens wallets as Australians embark on saving spree in lockdown

Analysis of savings account data from the end of March to mid-May found that median balances were up 45 per cent from the pre-COVID period and up 56 per cent year-on-year.

  • by Hamish Hastie
Five guides to financial freedom (for the layperson)
Books

Five guides to financial freedom (for the layperson)

Struggling to get your finances in order? Check out these straightforward books about personal finance.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
How to use lockdown home schooling to make your child money smart
Planning & budgeting

How to use lockdown home schooling to make your child money smart

There are many money messages that you can give your child that may help turn today’s financial negatives into a positive for their future.

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
What author Mark Manson gives a subtle f--- about
Good Weekend

What author Mark Manson gives a subtle f--- about

The US author of the best-selling The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, talks about taboos around men's bodies, the best advice his father gave him, and his ideal death.

  • by Benjamin Law