The lines between “self-care” and “indulgence” have become blurred,but real self-care doesn’t have to cost a lot of money.
Soaring energy prices,rising mortgage rates and falling real wages:the new year looks set to throw its fair share of challenges at your personal finances.
Dominic Soh spent Melbourne’s long lockdowns learning more about investing and undertaking professional development to further his career.
It’s winter now,and a bit of cosying up with your personal finances is in order as we approach the new financial year.
Here is a wrap-up of some of the main things I learnt about money amid a global pandemic in 2021.
Since early 2021,Jessica Irvine has been putting a weekly budget tip in her free Money with Jess newsletter. If you missed any of them,here they all are!
Experience is everything. Here are a few helpful hints if you are young to put you on the right path to financial freedom.
If I could only offer you one piece of money advice,it would be this:track your spending.
Twenty-pound notes not for the likes of us.
You can easily score a slice of this government-sanctioned tax-minimisation strategy,if you want it.
Hundreds of thousands of Aussies are dipping their toe into the sharemarket for the first time. Here’s how to join the investing revolution.