Compare the Market’s Economic Director David Koch said increased living costs had made some resolutions harder to achieve.

It turns out age isn’t just a number when it comes to your insurance, with new research from Compare the Market showing drivers in high-risk age groups could pay up to $1,200 more than motorists deemed to be less risky.

The warning comes as Australians continue to travel overseas in huge numbers.

Electric vehicle drivers could potentially save up to $1,800 a year by taking advantage of an EV energy plan offer according to a new analysis by Compare the Market.

Households could be in for another price shock when electricity retailers adjust their market rates on 1 July, with new daily supply charges driving potential bill rises. Letters have started arriving in inboxes informing customers of retail offer price changes. Compare...

A new survey by Compare the Market finds over 70% of Australians have had to make changes to their energy use due to the rising cost of living. See the top methods here.

More than half of Australians (56%) plan to splash cash in End of Financial Year (EOFY) sales, with consumers set to fork out $593 on average according to Compare the Market data.

Nearly six in 10 Aussies surveyed are planning to drive less to beat higher costs.

Australians with a mortgage can breathe a little easier, with the Reserve Bank today sparing them a fourth consecutive rate hike that would have taken the cash rate to its highest level since 2011. The previous three 0.25% increases have already added around $342...

 Around 50% of Australians admit to paying for unused subscriptions, with Compare the Market data revealing consumers could be wasting more than $1,600 annually on streaming services and the gym.

Electricity price safety nets are set to fall for the first time in six years in many regions from 1 July, with some households projected to save up to $229 on their annual bills.Compare the Market’s Economic Director, David Koch, said the...

It’s the kind of financial assistance that could help many get onto the property ladder.