Money Matters
Get better at saving on your energy bill
Category: Tips & tricks
Did you know the average Australian household uses more energy than needed per day? There are ways you can cut your power bill down.
How to build a good credit history
Category: Tips & Tricks
Having a good credit history is your ticket to being approved for credit, but where do you start? We've got five tips to boost your knowledge.
How to save money on your wedding
Category: Tips & Tricks
We know weddings are expensive, but they don’t have to be. Here are some simple ways to save money on your big day.
Buying & Selling
What can you sell at Cashies?
Category: Selling your stuff
We’re all guilty of having a bit too much stashed away in our cupboards.
How can you tell the difference?
Category: Buying Second-Hand
We can help you spot what a true diamond looks like compared to its alternatives.
A beginner's guide to gold
Category: Buying Second-Hand
There are many different types of gold out there, which is what makes the process a little tricky. That’s where we come in.
Making Life Possible
The cost of pet ownership
Category: Family matters
Pets are part of the family but for the new owner, the cost of owning a cat or a dog in Australia can come with some unexpected costs. What should you expect?
How to lead a more minimalistic life today
Category: Handy at home
There's no time like the present to declutter and reorganise your home. With some help, your pre-loved goods could soon be loved by someone else.
Mother's day gift ideas
Category: Family matters
We all know that our mums are special, so this Mother’s Day you’ll want to gift her something other than the flowers you picked up at the servo 15 minutes before visiting her.
More from Cash Converters
Sell to us
We pay cash on the spot for items of value that you no longer use like a guitar, computer, jewellery, smart phones, tool sets and more.
Pawnbroking
Simply bring an item of value to leave
with us as collateral for a secured, short-term loan.
Small Loan
Apply in-store or online for up
to $2,000 over a 2 to 12 month
term.
