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My Money
Living the dream: the 12 best places to retire in Australia
From Philip Island to Margaret River, we've compiled the top locations to retire in Australia.
Would re-regulating energy markets mean lower power bills?
If you've never changed your electricity deal, or haven't changed for a couple of years, you're probably paying more than you should. So is it time to re-regulate energy markets?
Three money black spots women need to avoid
One of the first money lessons I learnt was that it's not what you earn that counts but what you spend. So it's time to get off the debt treadmill.
Five reasons your tax refund was lower than you expected
Tax refund season is well under way, but those who end up with a smaller refund than expected or, worse, owing the ATO money, will be left scratching their heads.
Ask Paul: I’m 22 and about to inherit $300,000
Helen has just been told she will receive a $250,000-$300,000 inheritance. Paul Clitheroe advises her on how to manage the windfall.
Money questions you should be asking if you’re under 30
Effie Zahos fields a lot of money questions from young Australians, but these are the questions they should be asking.
The money survival guide every young Aussie should read
Jobs are hard to find and property is expensive but, if you're a millennial, there are ways for you to get ahead.
One way to invest in Australia’s next tourism boom
Australia is potentially on the cusp of a tourism boom to rival that of the influx of Japanese visitors in the early 1980s, which means addressing the shortage of quality hotels. That's where Mantra Group comes in.
The credit cards that still pay top rewards
Cardholders are seeing their points-earning potential dwindle before their eyes, but there are still plenty of credit cards that deliver decent rewards.
Ask Paul: Has debt ruined my financial future at 30?
Buried by debt and feeling stuck at 30, Christine asked Paul Clitheroe what to do next. His advice starts with one simple habit.