Finance

Here’s what you need to know and why they’re winning awards.

Thinking about diving into the world of investing? Here's what you need to know.

“One of the ways we put our values in action.”

Love might not cost a thing but it helps if you're hella rich.

Practical advice if you're still recovering from the Christmas and New Year's spend-up.

The expert cook opens up about the harrowing theft that left her homeless.

You might have to pull out the big guns... but you can nail your debt for good.

Survive the holiday season with these budget saving tips.

What you need to know to protect those closest to you.

It's 50 years since the landmark legislation on equal pay was passed, so why is the national gender pay gap still sitting at 14 per cent?

One in 10 older Australians are victims of financial abuse each year.

From social functions to sex toys.

What super actually is seems to be a common query.

Make a fresh start and introduce some new financial habits.

The power of two! Melbourne mums share their tips for saving money and time in the kitchen.

Financial expert Adrian Raftery answers the question a lot of families are debating.

Another day, another dollar

Please say yes...

July 1 saw a spate of new price rises.

Are you being cheated on a daily basis?

For the financially-free future you deserve.

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The disco is well and truly over for this reality star.

Achieve the best price.

Dear Bump, you’re welcome.

It’s predicted coins and notes will be things of the past in a few years. But is it too much, too soon?

Healthy tips for your bank account.

How to be a super woman 101.

The study ranked 84 popular tourist hot spots by price.

Have our priorities changed from the days of the white picket fence?

The Weekly’s top tips for managing your money smartly.

Keeping spending to a minimum can be easier than you think.

Breathe easy. It’s good news.

Whether you’re feeding four hungry mouths or just yourself, getting the groceries needn’t break the bank.

Want to save money on your groceries? Then you’ll love these ideas.

Speaking to Woman’s Day Online at the Sydney premiere of Money Monster, the two-time Academy Award winner admitted that her sons are finally old enough to watch her films.

Get The Weekly’s guide to unlocking some extra cash by utilising what you already have.

See how your family home or first investment property can be a springboard to wealth.

When working in the concrete jungle gets too much, many of us fantasise about having a sea change or tree change. Yet how feasible is it financially?

Replacing an old house with modern townhouses can be a big earner. The Weekly complies the best tricks and tips to get your property to turn a profit.

Find out how this the humble granny flat is becoming an increasingly popular alternative to an apartment that can more than pay its way.

Westpac CEO Gail Kelly has announced that she will retire from her position in February next year. Mrs Kelly will be replaced by Brian Hartzer, the chief executive of Westpac’s Australian Financial Services division. Chairman Lindsay Maxsted said Ms Kelly, who has led Westpac for seven years, made “outstanding contribution” to the bank. “Gail is […]

Financially struggling parents-to-be are looking to crowdfunding to help foot their baby bill.

Sting has joined the likes of other mega-wealthy folk saying he doesn’t intend to leave much of his $306 million fortune for his children to inherit.

A US teenager who claims her parents threw her out of their home when she turned 18 is now suing them for financial support and the cost of her college education.

Penny-pinching millionaire Ebenezer Scrooge is famous for his mean, miserly behaviour — now new research has suggested that rich people really are less compassionate than their poorer counterparts. A study by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, found that poorer people were better at recognising signals of distress in others because they had been […]

We often consider credit card debt to be a personal problem, but when we start families, what we don't realise is the impact it has on the entire household.

Following the announcement of the new federal budget, we're hopeful of some benefits for our savings.

You've polished off the last off the chocolate eggs, which means Easter is officially over. Now it's time to get your body and finances back into shape.

A study has found a quarter of Australian women don’t any money saved for retirement. The research is part of the Federal Government’s Women understanding money initiative. Yes, it’s a terrible name for an initiative. But it’s one we need to talk about. The surprising thing is, it takes such little effort to get a […]

We're betting that most, if not all, are beneficial to you.

A question often asked by psychologists, educators and curious minds alike. The Weekly's financial expert, Virginia Graham, poses it from a financial point of view.

Financial times are tough. We may even be in a recession, however that doesn’t stop 80 per cent of Aussies from hiding purchases from their loved ones during times of economic crisis. You could be forgiven for believing that the purse strings should be held a little tighter in the current financial climate, however most […]