DON’T get used to cheap strawberries. We could be facing a fruit shortage due to a “disastrous” move by the government.

EVER found yourself on a flight suddenly struggling to hold back the waterworks during the movie even if you’ve seen it a hundred times before? You’re not alone.

AUSTRALIANS are used to being fleeced from the minute they leave the house. This receipt shows just how much we cop.

PEOPLE power continues to drive great Big Switch deals for everything from groceries to car insurance. Here’s the next round of offers.

CAN a company that’s been around for less than five years and has governments all over the world threatening to shut it down, be worth more than Kraft and Hertz?

LOADED down with debt? Looking to turn over a new leaf? The start of the new financial year is an excellent time to get fiscally fit.

IT WAS supposed to change the way we live, with Australians hailing it as the ‘next big thing’. But four years on, what’s happened to it?

FIFTY years after we first had Aussie dollars and cents, experts believe huge changes are coming faster than you might think.

SOMEONE is always saying that the end of the financial world is coming. Learning how to ignore them is a key part of long-term investment success.

AMY was looking forward to getting married and buying a house with her fiance, but her partner’s past came back to haunt them.

DEMANDS for Centrelink repayments are leaving vulnerable Aussies stressed and anxious, with the agency even tweeting the Lifeline number.

AUSTRALIANS could start 2015 with a significant windfall if they claw back more than $1.28 billion floating in unclaimed accounts.

NELLY is apparently millions of dollars in debt. But fans have created an ingenious movement to help out the impoverished rapper.

THIS seems rather excessive. An individual car space at a suburban train station’s carpark is costing taxpayers $44,000.

THE holidays are full of expenses already without dropping thousands of dollars on festivities. Here’s how to celebrate without breaking the bank.

AN increasing number of mortgage holders are turning to minimum-only repayments on their loans raising concerns they have too much debt.

AUSTRALIANS are addicted to credit cards and have racked up the biggest ever debt on plastic. Together, we owe more than $52 billion.

ABOUT 10 days into my recent three-week Tassie camping adventure, I felt it. I’d woken up, done that tent-shimmy thing into my dirt-encrusted jeans and salty flannie, and as I slipped out into the sound of morning bird calls, a sort of airy lightness, as free-feeling happiness took over.

BETWEEN running the workshop, reading letters and tending to reindeer, Santa is a busy guy. It turns out, he would get paid pretty well too.

IMAGINE if you had these amazing views from your apartment. But your landlord has decided you don’t make enough money so they’ve literally fenced them off.