John Collett

Credit cards are convenient but can be an expensive way to pay for things when overseas.

Higher super contribution caps will enable those with spare cash to boost their super at a faster rate.

The complexities of people’s lives means there is no one-size-fits-all approach to retirement, with many leaving the workplace earlier or later than they would like.

Investors could save on capital gains tax by selling after June 30, when the stage three tax cuts are slated to start.

When providing financial help to adult children, it needs to be made clear what will happen in the event of a relationship breakdown.

Families need advice they can trust on the often complicated fee structures of aged care homes.

Higher interest rates could be on the way if inflation does not soon show signs of slowing.

Australians’ complaints over payment scams have grown exponentially. Should banks be on the hook to reimburse customers?

Telecommunications providers have been urged to fix the “trust deficit” with their customers, who often experience poor service and delayed responses.

Navigating personal finances is trickier than ever, making reliable reporting even more important.