Money

Money How much super is enough? Spoiler: no magic number exists When it comes to money, there are lies, damned lies and statistics. “Average super balances” is one of those lies, but read on if you want some guidance as to how much the average person your age might have squirreled away.

Money Take steps to reduce your money anxiety Because worrying won’t fix it, but doing something might.‍

Money Can AI help sort your super? Here’s how to ask it the right questions Most of us know Chat GPT can be a helpful copilot to write a difficult email. But AI might also help you have the best conversation you’ve never yet had with your future self about your superannuation.

Money The best fuel apps to help you save at the pump Whether you’re still a daily driver or mostly retired from the freeway of life, a fuel price app is one of the easiest ways to reduce your fuel costs.

Money 14 truly useful ways to use your home equity For most of us, home equity is the biggest (and most underused) financial resource we’ve got. Explore these smart, feel-good ways to tap into it and turn bricks and mortar into retirement freedom and security.

Money Emergency: this boring money hack could change your life I love a good investing hack or a spicy saving idea. But right now, I’m going to tell you something so boring, so beige, so dull that it might actually be the most powerful financial move you make. It’s how to build an emergency fund for people over 50.

Money I worked too hard all my life to keep saying no to good things in retirement After 35 years running a successful boutique, Vivienne Cable thought her next chapter would be frugal. Instead, she unlocked her home equity and unlocked a whole new way of living.

Money Après-SKI: should you spend the kids’ inheritance or leave money behind to help?The decision to spend all your hard-earned money or leave it behind for your kids or grandkids is more than a monetary choice – it’s an emotional one shaped by your values and relationships.