Money

This month Money delves into the price gouging practices that see people short-changed by thousands of dollars each year, before providing clever ways to claw back that cash.There are eight dodgy ways - now named - that consumers are ripped off by a range of big businesses, be it banks, supermarkets, insurers, mobile plan providers or travel booking sites. 

The April issue of Money helps you match your wheels to your wallet with an insider’s guide to buying the right car. Plus, meet the TikTok building inspector shaking up the construction industry.Inside, we look at how global tensions could impact investments, why gold is on the rise and how to have calmer conversations about money.

We look at how to win at side hustles to help combat cost of living rises. You might consider your options as a tutor, instructor, uber driver or use your skills outside of work such as photography. Also in the issue, we look at whether it’s best to pay your mortgage or boost your super, plus top tips for auction day.

Beyond interest rates and fees there are many ways to find if a bank is right - or wrong - for you. Money has taken the lead this month by collating information on how Australia’s most popular everyday banks deal with three important metrics: customer service, scam protection and innovation.Also in the August issue of Money: The jobs that will thrive and the jobs that won’t survive the AI revolut...

The August issue of Money magazine is packed with practical ideas and investment opportunities to help you grow and protect your wealth. Discover where to invest for maximum profit now, with future-focused insights on the sectors and strategies shaping tomorrow's returns. Explore the data centre goldrush, uncover new opportunities in the property market, and weigh up the savings, risks and realit...

Money’s February issue is your practical game plan for navigating property, investing and everyday finances in 2026. Inside, you’ll find a step-by-step guide to buying property, plus expert insights on standout suburbs offering strong capital growth and yields. We break down simple ways to get your finances in shape and explore how to keep your super safe in an uncertain market. Whether you’re bu...

Once dismissed as a passing fad, the recent decision by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to allow the first crypto-backed spot ETF is a watershed moment. We take a look at the implications of this decision, the pros and cons of digital currencies and we explain how it all works. In addition, we offer feature stories on the 20 winners of our annual Consumer Finance Awards: the best ...

Money’s July issue is the Consumer Finance Awards issue, featuring everything you need to know about Australia’s leading banking and financial products, with winners revealed for savers, spenders, home buyers, investors, retirees and more. Inside, you’ll also find practical insights on how the latest tax reforms could benefit you, a clear guide to risk versus volatility to help you invest with co...

The big money story of the month – how to get the biggest and best tax return – is our June cover story. But we don’t leave it there. This issue we show you how to invest and grow both your Stage Three tax cut and tax return in a way that sets you up for a better financial future.In addition, we offer feature stories on: • The best spots to buy in our regions, taking into account property, employ...

The June issue of Money magazine is packed with timely insights to help you get ahead.  Learn how to gain a competitive edge at work, uncover the true costs of owning a home beyond the mortgage, and explore smart income-building strategies. Plus, get guidance on key questions to ask before separation and a look at tech darlings facing new pressures, alongside expert career advice for every genera...

In the March issue, Money helps Australians take control of their finances with smart ways to slash household bills, a look at the rise of third-party sellers at Bunnings and what it means for shoppers and a guide to understanding your rights around debt collection.Plus, insights into riding the new resources boom, getting real bang for your buck and choosing investments that fit your life. 

This month, Money magazine dives deeper into the psychology of money; the ways it shapes us and how understanding our temperaments as well as subconscious biases can help us make wiser financial and investment choices.In addition, we offer feature stories on:- Finfluencers, the laws that govern them and the ones to watch out for- The big housing change that’s coming and the way it that will affec...

In the May issue of Money, we take a closer look at the risks behind mixed-use developments and what strata buyers need to watch out for. We also explore why union membership is on the rise, and go inside the ASX for a day to see how the market moves from open to close. Plus, a practical guide to insurance across every stage of life – from income protection to health, trauma and beyond – andour L...

The key to successful investing begins with understanding your appetite for risk. Some investment vehicles (ETFs and term deposits) are set and forget; others, like equities, require fortitude to remain steady when faced with significant ups and downs as well as knowing the right triggers to buy and sell.Still others need significant time to comprehend. Welcome to crypto. We’ve covered all the in...

Australians are united by the shared need to make our money stretch further at a time when key living costs remain high. But each generation faces its own unique challenges. We reveal the financial strengths of each generation and speak to experts across a range of fields to reveal the steps each generation can take to boost their financial wellbeing. Also in the November issue of Money: How to i...