MONEY 01: COLLECTION | The Runway

This collection deals with money in all of its different ramifications. Money does not just mean cash, notes or coin but also covers anything used as a liquid means of exchange, which can involve credit, bitcoin, etc.

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Money can buy happiness: Here's how much you need and how to spend it, according to a financial therapist.

Wellbeing involves health, happiness and prosperity—Honah Liles tells you how much you need to maintain emotional and physical wellbeing.

People actually are happier when they make more money: Wharton study

Everyone’s heard that ‘money can’t buy happiness (although some of us are cynical about that); however, a new study from the University of Pennsylvania has shown that people’s well-being rises with the amount of money they make.

Warren Buffett: Give Your Money to ‘Monkeys Throwing Darts,’ Not Financial Advisers

Billionaire businessman Warren Buffett recently gave his legendary annual address to shareholders—where he stated that his preferred financial strategy was to buy a variety of stocks and hold on to them.

Communication & Cognition

Money recovery scams are on the rise

Australians are being targeted by new online scams. Frightening figures released in April show an increase in scams of 301 percent, compared to the same period last year.

Military Management

Australia Has Moved Beyond The Need For Money

Australians are inexorably moving away from cash (notes and coins) toward a cashless society.

Royal Australian Air Force aviators Aircraftwoman Jodie Dawes (left) and Leading Aircraftwoman Alysa Linnett (centre) from No. 295 Squadron present Mrs Donna Reggett, OAM, a donation raised by No. 295 Squadron personnel from RAAF Base Amberley at Legacy's Ipswich Branch, Queensland.

TED Talk: The emotions behind your money habits

Our financial behaviour can teach us a lot about ourselves, our relationships and our emotions.

Military Management

El Salvador's bitcoin experiment makes tech tourists happy but the locals are not convinced

El Salvador is the first country to introduce Bitcoin as a currency; and the country is being closely monitored by the international community, who are interested to see if Bitcoin can work as a currency.

Military Management

Blockchain, the amazing solution for almost nothing

Most organisations do not need to use blockchain software. Blockchain is slow, consumes a lot of energy and transactions cannot be changed or deleted.

Crypto wars: Can Russia use blockchain to get around sanctions?

The US and most other wealthy countries (China being a significant exception) are applying some of the severest economic sanctions—ever used—against Russia because of its invasion of Ukraine.

What's the next big blockchain craze?

From trading cryptocurrencies to purchasing art in the form of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), blockchain applications are booming—and a University of NSW (UNSW) cybersecurity expert is predicting where things will go from here.

Technology & Innovation

Fed Governor Waller Comes Out Strongly Against Central Bank Digital Currencies, Praising Alternative Currency Based Private Payment Systems Such As Stablecoins

Despite a lot of talk about the USA moving to a digital currency, many financial experts are yet to be convinced

Military Management

El Salvador's bitcoin experiment makes tech tourists happy but the locals are not convinced

El Salvador is the first country to introduce Bitcoin as a currency; and the country is being closely monitored by the international community, who are interested to see if Bitcoin can work as a currency.

One year on, El Salvador’s Bitcoin experiment has proven a spectacular failure

Bitcoin is a legal tender in El Salvador, so it has to be accepted in payment; however, only about 20 % of the population uses bitcoin.

Military Management

Ex-FTX boss Bankman-Fried: 'I didn't try to commit fraud'

FTX sold crypto-coins based on valuing those coins in terms of other crypto-coins—when investors lost faith in crypto-coins and tried to withdraw their money in fiat currencies, e.g., real US dollars, the FTX could not repay them and went bankrupt.

Technology & Innovation

FTX was run as ‘personal fiefdom’ of Sam Bankman-Fried, court hears

In the wake of FTX Cryptocurrency Exchange's bankruptcy, properly regulated financial markets such as stocks and shares look much more attractive—worth remembering the old saying ' Caveat emptor' let the buyer beware.

Warren Buffett: Give Your Money to ‘Monkeys Throwing Darts,’ Not Financial Advisers

Billionaire businessman Warren Buffett recently gave his legendary annual address to shareholders—where he stated that his preferred financial strategy was to buy a variety of stocks and hold on to them.

Communication & Cognition

Money recovery scams are on the rise

Australians are being targeted by new online scams. Frightening figures released in April show an increase in scams of 301 percent, compared to the same period last year.