On Money Diaries this week,we meet a secondary school teacher diarist who goes for a run almost daily,shops for new bras and makes HelloFresh meals.
Two years of high inflation and rising interest rates has slashed our spending power. These charts show by how much.
More businesses are now placing surcharges on all card payments,while they were previously only common on credit cards.
You are welcome to debate me,but I believe no one stretches money like a solo parent. Here’s the best tips I’ve heard.
On Money Diaries this week,we meet a diarist with severe endometriosis and adenomyosis who spends $9796 on fertility treatments and finishes four books.
On this week’s Money Diary,our diarist has recently dropped her phone and the touchscreen no longer works,so she makes do with a mouse and voice-to-text.
Billionaires now account for $US14.2 trillion of the world’s wealth. To put this into perspective,this is larger than the gross domestic product of any country other than the US and China.
There is no shame in the game of spending the savings you worked damn hard to attain in the first place.
On Money Diaries this week,a copywriter gets a Brazilian wax,enjoys oysters with a friend,and drinks many oat lattes.
As shoppers curbed their Christmas spending,accounting firm KPMG has lowered its forecast for the retail sector’s recovery.
On Money Diaries this week,a model/waitress/aspiring writer manages period pain with cranberry tablets and has plenty of cute moments with her boyfriend.