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Why retirees prefer private care over new aged care reforms

Ryan Johnson

New Support at Home reforms aim to simplify aged care, but early friction and co-payments are pushing more families toward private care for flexibility and speed.

ATO has holiday home deductions in its sights

Nicola Field

Tax Office targets holiday homes, risky investment lending rises and how a dud super fund could cost you $205,000. Here are five things you may have missed this week.

Friends With Money #230: Christmas survival guide

Tom Watson , Sarah Megginson

Unprepared for the festive season ahead? Sarah Megginson joins the podcast to share her tips on budgeting, spending and avoiding post-Christmas debt.

The Goldilocks principle: Finding balance when building wealth

Helen Baker

How much money is enough? It's a question many will consider during their lives, particularly in relation to retirement and the lifestyle they want to lead.

Five ways you can give to charity when money is tight

Money Team

If you don't have a lot of cash to spare but still want to support those who are doing it tough, here are five other ways you can donate.

The new aged-care rules you need to know about

Michael Horin

New regulations, which put more onus on some aged-care residents to contribute more towards their care, have come into effect.

Tax cheats: Australians make a record number of tip-offs

Nicola Field

1000 suspected tax dodgers dobbed in each week, Black Friday sales tactics to watch for and Menulog customers need to act fast. Here are five things you may have missed this week.