Are you still managing to clear your credit card in full each month? If you are,you’re one of the lucky ones.
Australian spending on credit cards is up almost 20 per cent in the year to April and there are signs some borrowers are finding it harder to repay.
We all have budgets,but the federal government’s budget ain’t like any other budget you’ve known.
Staying out of debt and saving money can sometimes feel like an unattainable goal. It can be better to start off small.
From energy prices to housing affordability,here’s what you wanted to know about the federal budget.
While life gets tough in the spaghetti sector.
Data from Lifeline and the National Debt Hotline show soaring costs are taking a toll on mental health.
The 23-year-old is among current and former university students whose loans will jump in line with inflation from June.
The rising cost of living and wider economic uncertainty are expected to increase personal insolvencies from current historic lows.
Soaring numbers of people are resorting to buy now,pay later services for food,bills and fuel as experts warn of a troubling trend in Australians having their entire wages deducted to pay back spiralling debts.
Three million Australians with student loans will likely see the size of their debt increase by at least 6 per cent on June 1,more than double the ‘standard’ increase.