
How happy are you: measuring happiness across countries and generations
Experts use responses from people in more than 140 nations to rank the world’s ‘happiest’ countries in the World Happiness Report1. As Jon Clifton, CEO

Experts use responses from people in more than 140 nations to rank the world’s ‘happiest’ countries in the World Happiness Report1. As Jon Clifton, CEO

Australia’s average household debt was $261,492 in 2021-22, up 7.3% from the previous year (2020-2021). Meanwhile, the average household gross disposable income was $139,064, only up 3.7% from

Regardless of the type of work you do, there is always a possibility of falling sick or getting injured. That’s why every Australian workplace has

The image of a standalone family home with a spacious backyard for the kids to play and a barbecue area for weekend gatherings was once

Check… that your Super is consolidated Multiple accounts mean multiple fees, eating into your retirement savings. Use the ATO’s online services to track down lost

The latest ‘Cost of Care’ report has revealed the financial burden of illness, costing some Australians millions of dollars. Zurich Financial Services has released its

Do you have big goals for your future, like buying property or retiring early? A good place to start is being mindful about your spending

The 2024/25 Financial Year brings minor regulatory changes that may present opportunities to update your superannuation and investment plans. Increase to superannuation contribution caps. Superannuation

Navigating the world of personal finance can be challenging, especially with the myriad of myths that may cloud your judgment. From misconceptions about debt to

Do you know Olivia? Perhaps she reminds you of someone you know. Olivia always known that saving for her first home would require a bucket-load

A simple guide from an earlier era suggested eight hours for sleeping, eight hours for work and eight hours for leisure. Nowadays, work seems to

As cost-of-living increases, many of us look for obvious ways to cut expenses, like cancelling streaming services, dining out less, and skipping extras in our