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More than half of Australian families are feeling an above-average level of financial distress, with the budget’s relief measures paling in comparison to the rising cost of living, according to a new report.
By: Brooke Cooper
Mutual banks came out swinging on the first week of September, with one slashing home loan interest rates by as much as 35 basis points.
The Greens are officially getting behind the controversial Housing Australia Future Fund, thanks in part to an extra $1 billion commitment to public and community housing.
Would you move into a tiny home if doing so could pluck you out of the housing crisis? If you answered a resounding ‘yes’, you’re not alone.
At best, girl math is a bit of fun that opens a conversation around how we manage our money. At worst, it's condescending and encourages poor financial habits.
The Gen Z-focused fintech is aiming to create “gamification for financial independence”, founder Leigh Dunsford told Savings.au.
Pensioners, self-funded retirees, and families living in NSW will get extra help to cover their power bills next year, with energy rebates increasing by as much as 39%.
Regular toll road users in NSW will soon be able to claim back a chunk of their spending, with those living in some suburbs expected to receive an average of $540.
Australia’s biggest bank has partnered with the world’s most prolific electric vehicle maker to become its preferred finance provider down under.
One in ten Australian workers believe it’s very likely they’ll leave their jobs within a year as cost-of-living pressures, fatigue, and burnout take their toll.
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