Money Magazine

Money magazine is Australia’s longest-running, highest-selling and most-read personal finance magazine. Money magazine provides credible, independent, easy-to-understand financial advice to help its readers save money and make the most of their investments.

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The gaming economy • Video games were once just a childhood pastime, but now investors are getting ready to play.

When it's payback time

Employees and employers embrace the right to disconnect

When a CGT discount is on the cards

NEWS&VIEWS

Aussies waste millions on food each year

Parents fork out $1600 each month on adult kids

Air-conditioning in hot demand for renters

Solar adds long-term value to property

Short-changed on super

ETFs near major milestone

Steady, as she goes

HOLD PWR Holdings LTD (PWH)

Bias for action

ASK PAUL

Destination Singapore • Experience life in the fast lane at the Singapore Grand Prix.

SMART TECH

SCAMWATCH • Banks using NDAs to silence scam victims

Are bonds a good place to invest my money?

Think twice about putting all your eggs in one basket.

The case for trauma cover: two stories, two very different outcomes.

Money strategies for each generation • 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 – from Gen Z just starting out to Boomers preparing for retirement.

Generation Z

Millennials – Gen Y

Generation X

Baby Boomers

Medicine as merch • Is vertical selling in healthcare putting profits over patients?

High demand for medicinal cannabis

The burnout barrier • Increasing numbers of young people are leaving work due to mental health issues, throwing the importance of insurance into sharp relief.

Tourist crush • Before heading off on your next overseas holiday, consider making a plan to avoid crowded hot spots.

Looking through a different lens • Sending money to families overseas can be a lifeline, but also a source of tension.

Money transfer need-to-know

What to focus on when resizing

Not downsizing, just right-sizing • Why downsizing isn't a step down, but a step towards freedom, clarity and peace of mind.

Granny flats can work well as investments

Backyard blitz • The granny flat boom that could be the answer to the housing affordability crisis.

How an agreement works

Where to start to invest $10K • Investing our hard-earned cash takes time and planning, and there is more than one approach to consider.

It pays to keep your banking options open.

Properly understand what you are investing in.

Spread your risk with diversified ETFs.

Look beneath the surface for pockets of growth.

Get on board the cryptocurrency bandwagon.

Forewarned is forearmed • If you're planning to take your career overseas, your super and life insurance cover need your attention.

Life insurance doesn't automatically travel with you

The wild frontier • Could these lesser known markets become the alphas of an investment toolkit?

3 FUNDS TO WATCH

How much should CEOs earn? • Conservative numbers show top executives pocket 55 times more than the average worker.

Tesla's trillion-dollar techno-king

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