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My Money
Former director pleads guilty to hedge fund con
Russell Sandiford is facing possible jail time and a hefty fine after he convinced people to hand over more than $400,000 for the purpose of investing before spending it all elsewhere and paying back just 1% of the total to investors.
Forbes reveals top 50 richest Australians
The nation's top 50 wealthiest people now have $342 billion between them, according to the 2024 Forbes list, up from $328 billion in 2023.
Going to see Taylor Swift? You’re helping the economy
The Eras Tour - the highest-grossing music tour in history - is big business for Sydney and Melbourne but for Taylor Swift fans, it's money well spent.
How to grow your small business through social media
Want to grow your side hustle into a small business or create an additional income stream? It could be time to learn from Three Birds Renovations or Tim the Lawnmower Man.
Deepfake cybercrims fleece $39 million from finance worker
Rising childcare costs raise red flags, and why you need to be extra cautious on video calls. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Supermarkets ‘ripped off ordinary people’: Allan Fels
A damning new report has confirmed what you already know: some of Australia's largest companies are pushing up inflation through dodgy pricing.
How retirement will affect your tax
Australia's tax system favours seniors so in addition to the tax-free benefits of super, there are a number of other tax incentives available which can make it easier to get by.
Five takeaways from Michele Bullock’s February press conference
From tackling inflation to Taylor Swift tickets, what did we learn from RBA governor Michele Bullock's first post-meeting press conference?
Will the proposed fuel efficiency standards save you money?
The government claims the New Vehicle Efficiency Standard will save Aussie households $1000 per year on average. But will it?
Homeless miss out as Aussies stop carrying cash
For homeless people who rely on cash donations to get by, times are getting tougher.