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Pat Farmer on marathons, motoring and giving away his money
"What I want to do is give everything away before I die. I've seen too many families broken apart by arguments over inheritances."
Peter FitzSimons on walking away from the house he had to have
Peter FitzSimons leads a comfortable life, but 20 years ago there was a house he just had to buy. The problem? He was $100,000 short, and about to learn a very big lesson.
A step-by-step guide to salary sacrificing into super
Salary sacrificing into your super fund can sound intimidating but it's actually a simple process that could pay off big.
The money lessons learnt from going Further Back in Time for Dinner
As one of the stars of ABC TV's Further Back in Time for Dinner, Carole Ferrone has learnt how budgeting lessons from the past still apply today.
Six changes you should make to lift your lifestyle in retirement
An Aussie couple will need $62,000 a year for a comfortable retirement. Reaping the tax benefits and looking at the big picture will make sure that every dollar counts.
What to do if your boss is ripping you off when it comes to super
About 24,000 employers admitted to not paying staff their rightful super recently, so what can you do if your boss is under-paying your super contributions?
Five important changes that hit superannuation in 2020
It's been a big year for super, with changes kicking in on July 1, announcements in the Budget, and new rules to take effect in December. Here's what they mean for you.
Jamie Whincup on racing, toys and planning for life after Supercars
"A lot of athletes were having a tough time post retirement and I wanted to make sure I had a plan," says seven-time Supercars champion Jamie Whincup.
How to manage your super when you’re a freelancer
If you're self-employed or working freelance, super contributions aren't automatically deducted from your pay, so it's up to you to put away money for your retirement.
Ugly bathrooms, unwanted baby gear: make money from home
Lamenting your '70s bathroom or the outgrown baby gear cluttering up your home? They could be bringing in some much-needed cash.