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The university year has a habit of getting busy quickly. By resetting a few habits, you'll make the second half of semester feel a little more manageable.

Business impersonation scams occur when scammers pose as trusted organisations to steal your personal information.

This International Nurses Day, we recognised the dedication, resilience and compassion nurses bring to their communities every single day.

Even at a young age, money plays a large role in life. With the right tools, you can build your little one into a big saver.

Kids are curious, especially once they enter the ‘why’ phase. Money is part of everyday life, so it’s only natural that they will begin to ask questions about it.

Aimed at primary school aged children, these three lessons can help you to explain what money is, how saving works and how to spend wisely.

You can't predict the future, but you can plan for it. Building a rainy-day fund creates a backup plan for life's uncertainties.

Insurance can feel complicated, with its fine print and unfamiliar terms. But understanding how it works can help you make confident decisions later, especially when you're travelling, driving or renting.

State Schools' Relief was founded by school principals and Bank First was established by teachers – there's a purpose and synergy to this partnership.

Crypto is a private investment and it’s an area which criminals are infiltrating, posing as genuine crypto experts.

Phishing scams can come in different forms but all have the same aim – to trick you into giving away sensitive information such as passwords, banking details or verification codes.

Wirrigirri Primary School’s universal meals program aims to make food a joyful experience for students while removing stigma around food insecurity.