There are ways to fly this holiday season without breaking the bank.

It seems we're under the influence, with half of Australians surveyed admitting they've bought items because of social media, according to new Compare the Market research*.

Compare the Market data has found that Aussies are more likely to snag a bargain on a retail item this Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales.

There weren't many winners on Melbourne Cup Day as the Reserve Bank of Australia left the cash rate on hold according to Compare the Market

Compare the Market's travel expert, Catriona Rowntree explains her top tips to help you “seas the day” for your next cruise holiday

Compare the Market research has found that there are instances where people may be forking out more for the same service by paying monthly for their car insurance

Some households may experience bill shock as the warm weather approaches and they no longer have a high feed-in tariff payback to offset their electricity usage.

Some spooky statistics arrived just in time for Halloween: About 40% of Australians have credit card debt, while 18% have an outstanding Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) debt.

Around 1 in 5 people surveyed (19.5%) are taking matters into their own hands by Googling their symptoms.

A perfect storm of factors can lead to a blackout, but there are ways to prepare.

Compare the Market’s research found that 41.3% of people surveyed have no plans to prepare ahead of summer threats

Almost half of Australians surveyed will resist using their air-con on hot days to save money.