Making plans to move in with your partner or share finances can be exciting. Knowing your financial and legal responsibilities, and where to get help if you need it, can make your life together run more smoothly.

Discover ways to answer the common question ‘How much do I need to retire?’

The Federal Government increased the Age Pension from 20 March 2026, alongside a gradual rise in deeming rates. Advocacy group COTA Australia says the pension boost will offer relief, but warns updated deeming assumptions may not reflect the realities facing all older Australians.

How your super is affected if your marriage or relationship breaks down.

When you think about building wealth, you may picture investments, property and superannuation. But there’s another critical element: insurance. It’s the silent partner in your financial strategy, quietly working behind the scenes to protect everything you’ve built.

When we hear the phrase peer pressure, most of us picture a playground dare or a group of teenagers urging someone to do something reckless. It feels loud, obvious, and easy to spot. The truth is that peer pressure does not disappear when you grow up. It grows up with you.

Buying with 5%? How the Australian Government’s Home Guarantee (5% deposit) works and whether you should use it if you already have a bigger deposit

Australia’s latest dividends stream was flowing strongly recently as many listed companies and exchange traded funds (ETFs) collectively paid out income returns directly to their investors.

Did you know that there is around $2.6 billion in lost shares, bank accounts and life insurance in Australia? Some of it could belong to you, and it’s free and easy to check using the unclaimed money search tool on the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) website.

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

Sweeping reforms to aged care came into effect on 1 November to help improve the quality, transparency and flexibility of care.

How to keep your super safe

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has warned Australians to beware of high-pressure sales tactics aimed at getting people to switch superannuation providers.

Why holding too much cash could burn a hole in your investment returns?

Monthly data just released by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) shows households across the nation are now holding record levels of cash.

Running a business in Australia comes with many responsibilities, and one of the most important is staying on top of your tax obligations. For most businesses, this means regularly lodging a Business Activity Statement (BAS) with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). While BAS can feel complicated, having the right systems and practices in place can make the process much easier.

Emma and Jack are both 32, renting in Brisbane and eager to buy their first home. They’ve saved $120,000 together over the past five years. Their combined household income is $160,000 a year. They are looking at a house priced at $800,000.

Older Australians can access both government-funded and private aged care services, each with different costs, eligibility rules and flexibility. Understanding the differences between these options can help you or your loved ones make informed choices about the right support at home or in care.

When you think about the markets, do you see promise or peril? Are you the type to believe the glass is half-full, or do you focus on the half that is not there?

Australia has seen a dramatic transformation of retirement over the past 20 years, with more Australians delaying retirement than ever before, reshaping expectations for later life.

Every year, tax time comes around faster than we expect. Whether you are an employee, a contractor, or a small business owner, preparing for your tax return can feel overwhelming. The good news is that by knowing the deadlines and having a clear checklist, you can make the process smoother and avoid penalties.

Receiving the full government Age Pension, or even a partial pension payment, can provide eligible retirees with a significant amount of income over time that can supplement income earned from other assets.