Student loans could shrink high-income earners’ borrowing capacity by almost $100,000, according to new Compare the Market research.
A Compare the Market study has revealed the most suitable new car models for drivers in Australia, the United States and Canada.
Compare the Market's economic director, David Koch, has warned how car insurance premium averages could drive up in 2025 amid the arrival of new car brands.
26 Feb 2021 10:50
Where in the world does it cost the most to carry out essential everyday tasks such as charging your mobile or using the tumble dryer?
21 Feb 2021 08:10
We explore different types of car insurance that can benefit you depending on the car that you drive.
10 Feb 2021 14:40
We reveal just how dirty everyday essentials really are, and what they could do to our health. From make-up to iPhones, the results may surprise you...
4 Feb 2021 13:55
Which car brands were the most searched in 2020, and how do international searches differ from your country? Read on to find out.
4 Feb 2021 10:40
In the wake of COVID-19, we’ve investigated how the 37 OECD countries are tackling mental health by looking at a number of factors, such as medical assistance.
4 Feb 2021 08:37
What pets are people around the world Googling the most? Does it come down to dogs versus cats, or are other types of pets also vying for the top spot?
28 Jan 2021 13:21
What is the additional cost of working from home? We’ve looked at how some of these costs could stack up throughout the month and how they compare around the world.
21 Jan 2021 13:00
We examined the costs of learning to drive around the world, including getting car insurance, paying for a driving test and covering any learner license fees.
21 Jan 2021 11:59
We’ve estimated the cost to fill a 42L tank of petrol in 37 countries around the world and calculated how that works out as a percentage of the average monthly wage.
19 Jan 2021 10:00
We take a look at how health insurance can cover you for different elements relating to health, in particular, some fitness classes.
