The ASX200 continued to trade higher on Monday on the back of renewed hope of a tariff back down.
Cameron Micallef
As election day nears, here is what each of the major parties are offering when it comes to getting a roof over your head.
Blair Jackson
The plastic fantastic can bring so much delight, but there’s a serious sting that bites when that monthly statement hits your banking app (or letterbox, if you’re retro).
Sarah Wells
While market swings can be unsettling, history tells us that staying calm and focusing on the bigger picture is the best approach.
Raymond Pecotic
As someone who has taken a close look at the retirement village arrangements on offer, I can see the attractiveness of the proposition and why it is appealing to many.
Nick Bruining
A planned system outage and the suspension of most transactions is affecting more than one million members of one of Australia’s largest industry superannuation fund.
Q+A: With major parties silent on what will happen to Centrelink deeming rates once the extended freeze ends on June 30, thousands of retirees fear they could lose their entire part-pension.
The founder of a Sikh food charity has revealed the devastating reason why his charity is forced to turn struggling Australians away amid the cost-of-living crisis.
Alexandra Feiam
A landlord has been slammed for adding an insane clause in the rental listing for their “fabulous” two-bedroom apartment.
A major bank has announced the new lowest fixed interest rate, but it still seems unlikely Aussies will lock in their mortgage.
Australians might be priced out of the housing market, but they don’t want to see using superannuation as a solution, new research shows.
Jim Chalmers and Angus Taylor have bickered over the cost of Coalition election policies, in a debate before a business audience.
The mystery winners of a huge $30m Powerball jackpot have been tracked down - and revealed one of the first things they’ll do with the windfall.
A dark cloud looms over the Australian economy, with the latest global forecasts predicting higher inflation and slower growth.
Australian households have picked up the bill for the country as mining companies pay less, a breakdown of the nation’s tax revenue reveals.
Mortgage holders are tipped to get much needed rate relief when the Reserve Bank of Australia board meets again in May.
The days when a six-figure salary was a bulwark against hard times are behind us, underscoring just how quickly and completely the cost of living crisis has arrived.
Kate Emery
For many West Australians, this global uncertainty can bring financial instability and stats show many are struggling with the weight this stress can bring. Here’s how to keep calm.
Angela Newland
Seniors moving into retirement village lease-for-life arrangements have been warned to check the exit process and fees, or risk a shortfall when it comes time to cover hefty accommodation payments.
Q+A: I want to use some of the profits from the sale of an investment property to contribute to my super. With an ABP of less than $500,000, I can make six years of concessional contributions.
Your Money has received a large number of complaints about the hefty exit fees charged by retirement villages, including one involving a two-year stay that cost a couple more than $200,000.
Australian teens are confident about their financial skills, with fresh bank data showing the younger cohort feel most assured in opening a bank account and tracking expenses.
Cheyanne Enciso
Housing is almost always front and centre during election campaigns and a flood of opinions is swirling around ways to solve the housing crisis in the lead-up to this Federal poll.
Noel Whittaker
Aussies will spend millions of dollars in additional costs as the price of visiting cafes, pubs and restaurants, but business owners say they are still falling behind.
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