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How do working parents manage school holidays?
As kids returned to school this week I could feel the sense of relief in the air and it caused me to once again question how full-time working parents manage child minding in the school holidays.
Should your new partner help support you and your children?
Negotiating money and finances in a new relationship is tricky enough, but doubly so when you have dependent children to bring into the mix.
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Seven tips to surviving Buy Nothing New Month
Tired of all the stuffocation in your life? A new challenge is asking parents to give up spending for a month.
Should parent education levels and NAPLAN tests determine school funding?
For the first time in Australia's history, parent education levels and NAPLAN results will be taken into account when calculating funding levels.
Money-savvy children want financial literacy lessons in school
Kids want to be good with money, but few schools are teaching them.
KIDS AND MONEY
The great pocket money rip-off
Most parents give pocket money to their children, but very few of the kids do anything at all to earn it.
Teen makes thousands by live-streaming himself eating
Well, this is a career path we hadn't previously considered (but we are now).
92 creative ways to save money today
From shopping smart to taking care of your clothes, we've got 92 easy ways to save more money, fast.
Would you pay $100 a year for a school parking spot?
What is the traffic like around your child's school? For many, it is pretty dire. But is this the right solution?
Move over Aldi, Lidl may be next for Australian market
If speculation that German discount supermarket, Lidl, is preparing to launch into the Australian market is correct, it will be the biggest shake up in the grocery sector since Aldi's arrival in 2001.
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Choice finds families can cut grocery bill in half by shopping at Aldi
A survey found shoppers would spend $174.97 at Coles and $176.77 at Woolworths on a basket of typical items from leading brands. A basket of equivalent items at Aldi would cost just $87.68.
Poorest families living on less than $18 a day, finds Salvation Army report
Australia's poorest families are regularly skipping meals and avoiding basic health care because they cannot afford it.
Tax time: Legal and simple tips to help you beat the ATO
Salary sacrificing is perhaps the easiest way to minimise what the Australian Taxation Office takes.
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