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NFTs have seen significant price falls in the last 12 months after gaining significant popularity at the start of 2022.

Analysis

Cryptocurrencies

Bought an NFT last year? The Tax Office wants to know

The tax treatment of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are now on the radar of the Australian Tax Office.

by Nicole Buckler

December of the most expensive month for flying overseas, economy return

Analysis

Air travel

How to save hundreds of dollars on your airfares

by John Collett

Diving in to the world of investing can be daunting, but there’s no need to be a perfectionist.

Opinion

Financial literacy

Why ‘perfect’ doesn’t exist in investment, but progress does

by Paridhi Jain

While in a black-and-white, emotionless setting, some solutions can be fairly straightforward, the challenge comes in the complexity of us as individuals.

Analysis

Financial literacy

Why money isn’t always about dollars and sense

by Paul Benson

Coal power plants near Beijing in September. China is preparing to build more of them.

Analysis

Investing

How competing superpowers can be an investor’s friend

by Cameron Gleeson

Ask an expert

Should I take money from my super to pay off a high-interest loan?

Withdrawing money from your super, paying off the loan and reducing your interest should give you certainty and hopefully save you money.

Noel Whittaker

Money columnist

When will the minimum super withdrawal rate return to normal?

There has been no specific announcement from the government, but it’s expected the pandemic changes to super mandatory drawdown rates will be reverted.

Noel Whittaker

Money columnist

Should I sell shares to keep my SMSF below the new $3m limit?

Doing the limbo... Investors with large amounts in super are working out ways to stay below the proposed $3 million tax threshold.

George Cochrane

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Planning & budgeting

December of the most expensive month for flying overseas, economy return

Analysis

Air travel

How to save hundreds of dollars on your airfares

by John Collett

This week on Money Diaries, a software engineer who makes $180,000, pays her boyfriend’s rent, and spends some of her money on a banh mi.

Consumer spending

‘I pay my partner’s rent’: What a programmer on $180,000 spends in a week

by Refinery29 Australia

While most people have a budget in mind when building or renovating a house, these figures often don’t include the potential spend of designing a garden.

Analysis

Property investment

Designing your dream garden? It might cost more than you think

by Stephen Crafti

Do you ever feel like you never have enough, despite being financially stable? It’s not uncommon, and it’s something you can change.

Opinion

Money psychology

Feel like you never have enough money? You’re not the only one

by Paridhi Jain

Investing

Diving in to the world of investing can be daunting, but there’s no need to be a perfectionist.

Opinion

Financial literacy

Why ‘perfect’ doesn’t exist in investment, but progress does

by Paridhi Jain

Coal power plants near Beijing in September. China is preparing to build more of them.

Analysis

Investing

How competing superpowers can be an investor’s friend

by Cameron Gleeson

Artificial intelligence has hit the headlines with investors likely weighing up the pros and cons of investing in AI companies

Analysis

Investing

Investors warned off AI ‘gold rush’ as Nvidia shares soar

by John Collett

Australian Ethical chief executive John McMurdo.

Analysis

Ethical investing

‘Just better investing’: How top ethical fund picks its winners

by Tim Boreham

Inflation is keeping the cost of goods high, but why does it matter?

Analysis

Inflation

Why is it so important to keep inflation in check?

by Paul Benson

Don’t get too excited by the prediction wages will be rising faster than prices by early next year. These forecasts are almost always wrong.

Analysis

Managed funds

Australian investors left in the dark over how their money is invested

by John Collett

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Borrowing & saving

Some major banks have recently cut mortgage cashbacks and raised interest rates new customers.

Analysis

Home loans

Is the age of bumper home loan cashbacks over?

by Clancy Yeates

Hip pocket

Facing a rent hike? Here’s what you can do about it

by Dominic Powell

Analysis

HECS

Students turn to TikTok, credit cards in rush to pay down debt

by John Collett

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NFTs have seen significant price falls in the last 12 months after gaining significant popularity at the start of 2022.

Analysis

Cryptocurrencies

Bought an NFT last year? The Tax Office wants to know

by Nicole Buckler

Analysis

Financial literacy

Why money isn’t always about dollars and sense

by Paul Benson

Opinion

Ask an expert

Should I take money from my super to pay off a high-interest loan?

by Noel Whittaker

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