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Tom Watson is a senior journalist at Money magazine, and one of the hosts of the Friends With Money podcast. He's previously worked as a journalist covering everything from property and consumer banking to financial technology. Tom has a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) from the University of Technology, Sydney. Connect with Tom Watson on LinkedIn.
What’s holding Aussies back from green investing
Why don't more Aussies invest sustainably? New research shows that just 6% of us understand what's known as ESG investing.
Friends With Money #124: Personalisation is the future of banking
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Reserve Bank lifts cash rate to 12-year high
Homeowners with a mortgage will be bracing themselves for higher repayments following the RBA's move to increase rates by 25 basis points.
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When you need – and don’t – need insurance through super
Young Aussies are no longer automatically signed up for insurance through their super. So when is the right time to opt into life, TPD and income protection insurance?
Financial counsellors flag Afterpay Plus concerns
Afterpay Plus lets Aussies pay $9.99 a month to use the buy now pay later service at more retailers, and financial advocates are alarmed.
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One in four Aussies won’t have enough super to retire
More than 4.5 million Aussies could be forced to keep working beyond retirement age because they won't have enough superannuation.
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