Many financial and insurance questions are raising their heads.

Creating dedicated accounts with enough money to pay your bills can change your life.

As the US economy recovers, the omens are bright for bullish shares and a continuing commodities boom.

There are a number of strategies for seniors to free-up the wealth locked into their properties.

The major assets most Australians have when they retire are their house and their superannuation.

Unfortunately, most Australians have a blasé attitude to insurance.

Failure to arrange enduring power of attorney may add financial woes to the heartbreak of losing a loved one.

The temptation of a world of information at your fingertips can lead to a lingering financial hangover at journey’s end.

THE Aussie dollar hitting parity with the US dollar caused almost as much celebration as winning the America’s Cup in 1983.

Some funds refund a lump sum when a member dies in compensation for contributions tax – does yours?

Knowing where you stand on the CGT implications of selling a property is important for assessing your next move.

The best policy is to ignore all the hype over political uncertainty and work to secure your own financial position.

One step forward, two steps back is the situation many families face when they aspire to a much-needed second job.

Doubts stoke the great rent or buy debate

With election hype intensifying, the steady approach on super savings by both parties is good news for retirees.

New markets rapidly emerging as part of the global village mean that investors must quickly adjust to a ‘new normal’.

To buy or to rent? There is no easy answer, but putting in some groundwork now can work to your profit later.

In times of ever-increasing charges, new technology is coming to the rescue.

The economic and political turmoil overseas provides a stark reminder of what it means to live in the lucky country.