Aussie drivers have been told to consider cheaper alternatives to premium fuels as a fuel excise discount expires.
Jackson Robb
Nearly six in 10 Gen Z Australians are juggling bills before payday as a youth charity founder warns financial stress is now a systemic crisis.
Cameron Micallef
The Nationals leader has been told to “take a deep breath” and calm down as house prices fall for a fourth consecutive month.
Blair Jackson
While investors have been warned to be wary of private credit funds, there’s still reasonable money to be made parking your cash in bank accounts. You just need to know where to look.
Nick Bruining
Online brokers are luring Australians with ‘free’ trades but hidden charges can sting when investors buy, sell or venture overseas.
Ryan Johnson
DEBTMAN: There is now a collective $4.5 trillion sitting in superannuation. So why do we feel so unprepared? Retirement used to be an event. A date. A destination. Increasingly, that’s not how it works anymore.
Bruce Brammall
The corporate regulator and many advisers are now warning investors to ensure they fully understand the significant risks of supporting high income-paying investment funds.
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The government has made a massive call about a cancer drug that would have cost $28,000, less than two months after the death of cancer pioneer Richard Scolyer.
Nathan Schmidt
A government minister has revealed when fuel prices are likely to ‘creep up’ as cuts to the excise are due to expire on Monday.
Australians are changing the way they work, with Gen Z leading a growing shift away from the traditional 9-to-5 work day.
Australians bracing for a fuel price hike may have a moment’s grace before the end of the excise cut hits their hip pocket, the minister has said.
Amy Jackson and Kate Stephenson
More than 1.3 million Australians have copped massive fines for failing to do a simple act, collectively paying out more than $4m in penalties.
Amy Jackson
Australia has approved enough homes to outpace population growth, but experts warn the nation remains well short of its ambitious target.
NAB has released a staggering update on home loan applications and the RBA has made it clear struggling borrowers are on their own.
Truck drivers will go back to paying more at the bowser after it was confirmed a measure introduced because of the Middle East war would end.
The fall is a further sign of a slow-down in Australia’s housing market and lingering concerns about the Albanese Government’s radical shake-up of property tax rules.
Daniel Newell
Australia’s inflation rate has fallen – but economists say households won’t feel relief until this time next year.
Sending a letter will soon cost more, as Australia Post responds to the steepest collapse in mail volumes in generations.
Andrew Hedgman
Major banks have been forced to repay $55m to Aussie mortgage holders after an error meant borrowers were being “doubly hit”.
Tens of thousands of homeowners have unwittingly spent too much on their mortgage after some of the country’s biggest banks failed to properly link their offset accounts.
A former public servant has been charged over an alleged attempt to defraud more than $1.3m in GST refunds, with authorities warning tax fraud has “nowhere to hide”.
Ahead of Wednesday’s official inflation figures, economists warn any number above this mark will lead to an interest rate hike.
The government has been pressed on whether it will extend a discount on fuel as war in the Middle East risks sending prices soaring once more.
Amy Jackson and Nathan Schmidt
