When school holidays come along, there are plenty of cheap and cheerful things to do. Hanging out at home With some planning and creative thinking,

Owning your home outright might feel like a far-off dream, especially if you’re grappling with cost-of-living increases – but with a few smart financial strategies,

The number of applications to access super for medical treatments has surged You may have heard or read ads from some dental service providers asserting

Risks of entering into a scheme An SMSF is a trust generally run for the sole purpose of providing retirement benefits to its members. Generally,

Low interest rates have intensified the search for higher income returns Noted in a recent article, Australian households are now holding record amounts of cash.

Recently, there was an alert about the ASIC Moneysmart website being impersonated. It’s part of a growing – and increasingly sophisticated – trend of scammers

Get the right amount of home insurance and protect yourself from costly surprises. When disaster strikes, the last thing you want to discover is that

How to search for unclaimed money Did you know that there is around $2.6 billion in lost shares, bank accounts and life insurance in Australia?

Sweeping reforms to aged care are set to begin on 1 November to help improve the quality, transparency and flexibility of care. With more care

The federal government has announced updates to its plan to reduce tax concessions on superannuation investment earnings for Australians with balances over $3 million. While

What the end to the deeming freeze means for Age Pensioners If you receive the Age Pension, changes that came into effect on 20 September

Ways of contributing to your spouse’s super There are 2 ways of contributing to your spouse’s super: You may be able to split contributions you have