NEWS & UPDATES

Superannuation usually sits outside your will. Here is who decides where it goes, what a binding nomination does, and the four checks worth doing now.

Tax returns lodged by individuals are due 31 October. Beyond the refund, your return is a useful snapshot. Here are five things worth reading in it.

The First Home Super Saver Scheme lets you save for a home deposit inside super. Here is how it works, who is eligible, and what to watch out for.

From 1 July 2026, employers pay super at the same time as wages. Here is what changed, why it matters, and how to check your super is actually arriving.

Super balances can rise and fall because of market movements, investment choices and asset allocation. Learn why it happens and what you can do.

Super can be one of the most tax-effective ways to build wealth for retirement. Learn the main types of super contributions, how contribution caps work and when to seek advice.

Your 30s can be busy and expensive, but small super decisions now can make a big difference later. Learn why super still deserves attention.

Super can be one of the most tax-effective ways to build wealth for retirement. Learn the main types of super contributions, how contribution caps work and when to seek advice.

During a cost of living crisis, many Australians look for the obvious ways to cut expenses. Cancelling a streaming service, dining out less, switching brands at the supermarket, or delaying a non-essential purchase can all help. But sometimes the real budget goblins are hiding in plain sight. Sneaky fees, duplicate cover and forgotten charges can quietly increase your day-to-day living costs without you noticing. Individually, they may seem small. Across a year, they can add

Learn practical ways to build savings while reducing debt, from tackling high-interest debt first to using offsets, automation and small consistent habits.

Spring is the ideal time to refresh your finances. Discover 5 practical ways to reduce debt, improve cashflow, invest wisely and protect your future.

Zero-based budgeting might sound like an accounting term best left to big organisations, but it can also be a practical tool for managing personal finances. Originally developed in the late 1960s, zero-based budgeting has made a comeback as people look for more disciplined ways to manage money. Unlike traditional budgeting, which often uses the previous period’s spending as a starting point and increases it slightly, zero-based budgeting starts from scratch each time. That me

Refinancing your home loan could help reduce repayments, shorten your loan term, switch rate types, consolidate debt or access equity. Here are five reasons to review your mortgage.

Overspent over Christmas? Here’s a clear, practical February money reset for young Australians—covering cash flow, savings, investing, and next steps.

Wondering why your super goes up and down? Learn how shares, market movements and diversification impact your super balance and what you can do about it.

Australian household debt is among the highest in the world. Learn the difference between good and bad debt, warning signs to watch for and how to take back control.

Deciding whether to save for a house or continue renting is one of the biggest financial questions facing young Australians today.

Leaving money idle feels safe—but inflation and missed opportunity say otherwise. Here’s why young Australians need a clear investment strategy.

Kickstart 2026 with a simple, strategic wealth plan tailored for young Australians. Learn how to build momentum through cashflow systems, smart investing, and future-proof financial habits.

Use the Christmas–New Year break to reset money systems: automate saving, tidy super, review insurance, and set clear goals for 2026.