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Couples opting for the DINK lifestyle, lets them concentrate on financial objectives before contemplating parenthood.
Opinion
Money & relationships

Rise of the DINKs: Choosing financial freedom over parenthood

The decision to eschew parenthood, embracing the double incomes, no kids (DINK) lifestyle, is becoming an increasingly prevalent choice.

  • by Victoria Devine
The summer holidays may have just ended, but plenty of us are already contemplating another break.
Opinion
Hip pocket

How to have a break – without breaking the bank

  • by Dominic Powell
All these changes pose an enormous opportunity for mortgage holders: simply keep your repayments the same when your rates start to fall later this year.
Opinion
Interest rates

How new tax and rate cuts could save you $224,788 on your mortgage

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
The government and the superannuation industry knows they have a decent sized problem when it comes to superannuation literacy.
Opinion
Superannuation

The top concerns retirees have about their super – and how to fix them

  • by Bec Wilson
A recent survey found 50 per cent of Australians think super is “overly complicated”, but it’s important to think about it while you’re young.
Analysis
Superannuation

These top super funds delivered double-digit returns in 2023

  • by John Collett

Ask an expert

Should I redraw money from my mortgage to buy a new car?

It can be a delicate balance working out where your money will be best put to use.

Paul Benson
Paul Benson

Money contributor

Don’t be more disciplined with your money, be kind instead

We often aim to be “more disciplined” with our money, but that’s a mindset that can do more harm than good.

Paridhi Jain
Paridhi Jain

Money contributor

I have relatively simple finances, do I really need a will?

If you die without a will in place, your assets will be divvied up by the government – which can produce some unintended outcomes.

Noel Whittaker
Noel Whittaker

Money columnist

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