Financial adviser Sam Fimis uses some everyday analogies to help you save, save, save

First-time mortgage borrowers are tiring of being told these are the cheapest interest rates they’ll ever see.

Debit card and BPay transactions are the areas of fastest growth in retail payments

The banks are tightening the squeeze on depositors as they adjust to sluggish lending by reducing the premium above wholesale money market rates.

To finalise the electronic property tax database (‘periousiologio’), the Greek Ministry of Economics is giving tax payers a second chance to amend the property tax statements

The term ‘bill shock’ was coined to describe the reaction that follows an unexpectedly high mobile phone bill, often due to stiff roaming charges or over-use of data applications

One of the most unpopular topics in personal finance is the insurance known as ‘life products’, writes Mark Bouris about insurance in this week’s column

The European financial crisis has created a flood of second-hand exotic-cars reaching our shores.

Australians are dishing out more than $3800 a year per vehicle to keep their cars on the road

Housing affordability for first home buyers loomed large in the news largely because properties in Sydney and Melbourne are selling for more than many first timers can afford