The number of Australian consumers feeling ‘very highly’ stressed has crept up amid growing concern over the ability to fund retirement, which has risen to a seven-year high.
Cheyanne Enciso
Thursday’s unemployment figures showed a spike in Aussies finding a job, but it might not be a boom in the Australian economy.
Cameron Micallef
Renters across Australia are copping a flogging to their hip pocket with new data showing rents are on the rise over the first quarter.
A 100-year-old company that survived two world wars has been taken down by the cost-of-living in 2025.
Summer Liu
The local market slid on sea-sawing session as investors wait to see the fallout from the latest Trump announcement.
The two people vying to be the next housing minister have different views on how to solve the housing crisis, as new data shows new homes are lagging behind expectations.
Blair Jackson
All this talk of tariffs has stirred up a passionate defence of our local producers and manufacturing industries. It’s also a time to remember what we have right on our doorstep.
Daniel Newell
Petrol prices are tipped to drop heading into the Easter long weekend, with Aussies in these major cities set to get the best deals at the bowser.
Alexandra Feiam
In a major win for cash advocates a big four bank has reversed its plan to close down three previously abandoned banking facilities.
Economists have picked apart the key Labor and Liberal housing policies, saying house prices will likely go up further.
Older Aussies say their biggest fear is running out of money in retirement, as cost of living continues to put pressures on household budgets.
Given Trump’s unpredictability, what happens in the short term is anyone’s guess but amongst uncertainty, those who keep their cool during these tumultuous times will be best-placed when market recovery begins.
Jason Featherby
Sadly, like an old low-cost frying pan, it appears the Teflon coating used to adorn the industry super fund network is starting to break down.
Nick Bruining
Why investors should be very wary of funds that appear to have outsmarted last week’s savage market decline.
DEBTMAN: Remember the British comedy series The Young Ones? In one episode, the lads’ bus crashes over a cliff and rolls dramatically. A bit like the markets last week.
Bruce Brammall
Q+A: ‘I plan to convert my super into an account-based pension and live off that after retirement.’ Here’s why you might elect to defer the start of the ABP until after July 1.
It’s been chaos on the markets this week — more like a Netflix thriller than a finance report. One day it’s panic, the next euphoria, then straight back to fear.
Noel Whittaker
The share market has certainly not been for the faint-hearted over the past few weeks, with almost daily wild gyrations based on the latest Trump comments. It has been unsettling.
David Koch
Virgin Australia will refund 61,000 customers who were overcharged for itinerary changes over a five-year period.
Emma Kirk
Aussies could pay more for an essential item as Australia Post moves to increase the basic postage rate off the back of an $83 million loss.
US President Donald Trump’s wild backdown on tariffs has lifted Wall Street and sent the Australian sharemarket shooting up.
A new plan to lower power bills for millions of Aussies who have been forgotten in a scheme to provide cheaper home batteries will be launched by the Greens.
The Easter holidays could affect how millions of Aussies receive their support payments. Here’s what you need to know.
Duncan Evans
Australian households electricity bills will be reduced by 3 per cent, with retail gas bills dropping by 7 per cent under Peter Dutton’s pledge to boost the supply of gas into the market.
Jessica Wang
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