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How much money it takes to not be stressed
Financial stress is not confined to lower-income households, so how much do you need to feel financially secure?
Friends With Money #107: Stop worrying about money
Stop stressing about money! Is it easier said than done? Jacqui Clarke joins us this week on the Friends With Money podcast.
Four takeaways from the 2021 census
The median mortgage repayment in Australia jumped by $108, the 2021 census shows. Here are the numbers you need to know.
Why you don’t have to choose between growth and income
Investment portfolios are typically set up for income or growth but it doesn't have to be this way. You can have your cake and eat it too.
Cashback for solar panels: What you’ve missed this week
Suncorp offers cashback for solar power, and the ATO cracks down on undeclared foreign income. Here are five things you might've missed.
Tracey Spicer on what has and hasn’t gotten better for women at work
Tracey Spicer opens up about her career, and the challenges still facing women in the workforce, ahead of Equal Pay Day on August 31.
Seven ways it will be easier to boost your super after July 1
Positive changes to superannuation - particularly a higher employer contribution - will help pump up your nest egg from July 1.
The Aussies facing a pay cut from the July 1 super increase
Is your employer paying the extra 0.5% into your super from July 1, or docking your pay to meet their legal requirements?
What sort of pay rise you should be expecting this year
The big question on everyone's mind is what kind of pay rise to expect this year, with more Aussies "aware of their value" after the past 12 months.
About 10 million Aussies to be worse off after July 1
More than 3 million Australians will be $1080 worse off while a further 7 million will have less take-home pay next financial year.