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We understand that dealing with the practicalities of death can seem overwhelming and complicated. It's common to have some questions. That's why we have written these simple guides, minus the legal jargon.
Television shows can be a surprising resource, offering important examples of how people process grief and handle loss. Watching fictional characters struggle can actually help all of us learn how to better process these raw feelings.
While the majority of Australians support organ and tissue donation, only around one in three are registered donors. Here’s why.
The ‘bank of mum and dad’ is often the most appealing lender on the block. Here’s how you can set some boundaries with your kids.
Ahh, the day has finally arrived. It’s time to kick back, book those fancy cruises you’ve been pining over for years, and treat yourself to a luxury sports car. Or is it?
Don’t make these critical errors when locking in your life insurance.
A windfall inheritance implies a lot of money. Don't waste this chance to better your life and that of others. Read our guide on how to handle it.
Inheritance Tax in Australia doesn't exist, but your estate's beneficiaries could still have tax obligations on their inheritance.
The passing of a classmate can have a tremendous impact on teachers, other students, parents, and the wider community. Honouring them in an age-appropriate way that also feels true to their character is important – so here are our recommendations.
Supporting a loved one who is dying can often feel uncomfortable or awkward. What do you say? How can you create some light when they’re experiencing their darkest moments? Read on to learn how you can best support them while they live through their final stages of life.
From fun runs to storytelling evenings, regular donations to shaving your head for charity, there are a myriad of ways you can honour your loved one after they’ve passed.
Thinking about making a memorial video? Keep reading to find out our top tips on creating a memorial video for your loved one.
Meet the mortician, palliative care doctor and hospice nurse who are taking over the popular app.