Millions of Aussies are expected to flock to ATMs all over the country to withdraw cash today, as part of a major campaign to keep the option viable.
Alexandra Feiam and Cameron Micallef
The Coalition has unveiled its $800m plan to secure fuel reserves and provide an additional 1bn litres of storage, amid ongoing fallout from the Middle East conflict.
Emma Kirk
DAVID KOCH: While we can’t control global oil markets or volatile price cycles, we can take some practical steps to ease the financial squeeze.
David Koch
Food shortage concerns loom, as Australian wheat and vegetable growers grapple with major fertiliser shortfalls on top of huge diesel bills.
Blair Jackson
Australians are loyal bank customers often staying put for years, but new research suggests that loyalty is doing little for their wallets.
Ryan Johnson
The use of superannuation to quash or minimise capital gains tax is a popular strategy, but few proponents spell out the many tricks and traps that you need to be aware of.
Nick Bruining
It’s a conundrum for many people about to retire. ‘Do I take the lump-sum leave amount, or work through my accrued leave and then quit, just before I’m due to return?’. Here’s why the right answer matters.
We all tackle money matters differently — avid savers, big spenders, or something in the middle. But most of us can be placed in one of three categories. So, which type are you?
Sarah Wells
DEBTMAN: Investment — whether it be buying a first home, putting money into cash or shares or making plans for your superannuation to last after retirement — works on time frames. So, what’s yours?
Bruce Brammall
Q+A: Over the age of 75 and missed the boat on shifting your super into a tax-free component that means yours kids won’t pay a death tax? There is a solution, but it’s pretty grim.
Diners will pay an unprecedented amount this Anzac Day long weekend due to a fee that Australian consumers hate.
Cameron Micallef
The Albanese government is reportedly considering a major tax change affecting property and share investors in the May budget.
Households already struggling with cost of living pressures face a critical two and a half weeks, with key data and a federal budget all set to hit hard.
Woodside executives have defended current gas tax settings after facing a parliamentary grilling over how much they donate to political parties.
The latest snapshot of Australia’s private sector spells trouble, with warning signs broader than expected inflation is setting in.
The Greens have made a nationwide call on housing protection as Australia’s fallout from the fuel crisis continues.
Millions of Australians have recouped the losses that plagued their superannuation accounts in March as tensions ease around the US-Iran conflict ... but those who panicked may have missed out.
Australians paid a staggering amount in taxes across all levels of government in the last financial year, the latest figures show.
The eye-watering cost of extreme weather for 2025 has been revealed, sparking a warning the financial toll may only get worse.
Andrew Stafford
Australia’s attitude towards cash has changed, with fresh survey data revealing the nation’s stance on a cashless society.
More than 6.2 million Australians eligible to claim a $1000 tax deduction without receipts will have to wait.
Nathan Schmidt
More Australians are dissatisfied with the direction of the country than satisfied and worker job loss concern is akin to pandemic lockdown levels.
Poppy Johnston
The war in the Middle East and the increase in prices at the bowser are fuelling a massive surge in electric vehicle demand in Australia. But do the numbers stack up?
Jovan Cvetkoski
How to make sure your superannuation savings go to your kids when you shuffle off and don’t end up in the pockets of the taxman? Here’s your no-nonsense guide to the recontribution strategy.
