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Pet ownership costs are rising. Here’s how to budget for them now and in the future Adopting a pet can enrich your life in countless ways, but it’s important to budget properly for costs now and in the future.

Sort out your life! 100 tiny tricks to help with everything from digital overwhelm to lumpy sugar and unpaid bills Ever feel like you’re lurching from crisis to crisis, or chore to chore? Here’s how to knock at least some of them on the head – and lay the foundations for a less stressful, more organised existence

The Growing Trend Of Live-Work-Play: Tips For Real Estate Developers “Live-work-play” was once a term I saw used by luxury apartment buildings in the early 2000s, beckoning a select few that could afford the expense of having key amenities bundled in one convenient, over-the-top address.

Why do Australians live so long? Why do Australians far outlive people in other English-speaking countries?

Doctors rarely understand how influence really works. The result: an NHS bowing to the needs of big pharma There must be transparency over funding to medics from the pharmaceutical industry – and that’s only the start, says the GP and writer Margaret McCartney.

5 Tips From A Financial Therapist For Managing Financial Anxiety Financial anxiety can stem from a range of triggers that can include late or approaching bill payments, unexpected expenses, and even familial obligations. The good news is that once you identify the triggers you can work to manage or stop the anxiety in its tracks.

How Will Self-Driving Cars Learn to Make Life-and-Death Choices? Carmakers are grappling with the dilemmas artificial intelligence will face on the road.

Couple has a compelling reason for wanting to break with the retirement mould Traditional financial planning models are designed to build portfolios that will fund a 30-plus-year retirement after age 65. But what do you do if your goals don’t align with that model?

Confused about all the deductions on your paycheque? Here’s what they mean You’re a few weeks into your new job and payday has arrived. But reading your first paystub, it’s a little unclear what all of these deductions mean.

How Trying To Get Rich Can Keep You From Becoming Wealthy Someone who is rich can buy what they want, when they want, with their available resources. A wealthy person, in contrast, is financially independent.

What You’ll Realize In The First Year Of Retirement The first year of retirement is often filled with a mix of emotions and adjustments. After a 40-plus-year career, the absence of work obligations can feel both liberating and disorienting. There's no longer a need to attend Monday morning meetings or report to a boss (except perhaps a significant ot...

5 Investments to Beat Cash When the Fed Cuts Rates The Fed is getting ready to cut interest rates. For investors, who've been keeping record amounts of money on the sidelines, it's time to consider putting that cash to work.