Health insurance premiums are set to jump on 1 April for millions of Aussies.

Australians are being told not to stay loyal, despite regulators forecasting a drop in default electricity prices from 1 July.

The RBA has confirmed that interest rates are on the rise again.

The RBA has increased rates again in March. Which banks will pass the rate hike on to customers?

Pressure is mounting on the Reserve Bank to take quick action to quash inflation.

Far too many Australians are paying more than they need to for electricity.

Australians shouldn’t expect major bill reductions any time soon.

With fuel prices expected to rise due to the war in Iran, Aussie motorists driving less in 2026 could save hundreds by updating one key detail on their car insurance policy, according to new research from Compare the Market.

A new Compare the Market survey finds that 30% of Australians have medical debt - an increase of 150% on the year before.

A simple change could reduce car insurance premiums by hundreds, with Compare the Market warning Australian motorists to not settle on default excess settings when starting or renewing their policy.

Some people might actually be worse off under a couples health insurance policy.

From 1 April, private health insurance premiums will increase by an industry average 4.41%.