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Lucy Dean

Lucy Dean

Wealth & Personal Finance Reporter at Australian Financial Review

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  • English
Covering topics
  • House
  • Finance & Banking Services
  • Life
  • Real Estate

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Recent Articles

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How to survive the Christmas gift gauntlet

It’s time to break the shackles of generosity etiquette and tell people what you actually want.
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Getting richer usually makes you happier – until you hit 2 risk points

For millennia, storytellers, philosophers and economists have been fascinated by whether money buys happiness. But when does wealth become a burden?
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Why this 27-year-old told her friends about a $250,000 inheritance

Financial windfalls are increasingly complicating relationships as the gulf between the haves and the have-nots grows.
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Hannah inherited $1.7m. This is what she did with it

Receiving a large inheritance requires a strategic “pause” to manage grief and avoid emotional spending.
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1000 more financial advisers set to quit in 2026

The exodus of financial planners is ongoing, but some super fund executives hope AI will help get affordable advice to more people.
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How the highest earners invest in ETFs (and who takes the most risk)

How the highest earners invest in ETFs (and who takes the most risk)
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The reality of dating in 2025? Honestly, it’s just weird

Smartphones, apps, lockdowns and cost-of-living pressures formed a perfect storm that has turned the dating scene into an endurance test. Just how bad is it?
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The life-altering effect of a $100k gift from the bank of mum and dad

Two equally talented, ambitious and hard-working lawyers graduate in 2025. By the age of 65, one is $1.4 million richer. This is why.
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Australian authors Thomas Keneally, Richard Flanagan go to war agai...

Thomas Keneally says early proposals to soften copyright law, allowing AI companies more access to Australian works, is “life or death stuff”.
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What the kids expect to inherit (and why they’re in for a rude shock)

Gen Z have great expectations – half hope to inherit half a million dollars or more – but the costs of living longer may be a shock for them and their parents.
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How infrastructure became the quiet driver of portfolio growth

Super funds say their investments in the sector have been essential in delivering strong returns. Here’s how retail investors can gain exposure.