Inflation up again: what it means for you
New monthly CPI numbers show Australian prices are rising for the first time since April, and a bigger threat is emerging.
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New scams warnings as Kochie goes on the attack
A “relentless” surge in scams has prompted banks and other financial groups to warn people to be extra-cautious on social media.
Investors’ battle of the acronyms: ETFs versus NFTs
Exchange traded funds and non-fungible both have confusing names and deliver valuable money lessons, but their future paths look different.
The ASX sectors likely to shine before Christmas
Shares have slumped in a traditionally weak month for markets, and analysts say some sectors are poised to profit more.
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RBA rates on hold: Four fixed rate loan traps to avoid
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One in five Aussies have no savings
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Aussies unable to start repaying mortgages
Stressed mortgage customers who have deferred their loans fear they won’t be able to start meeting their repayments again.
Why the dole increase could have been higher
Pity the fool – or government – who has to decide how much money to give unemployed Australians. A fresh battle now rages.
How property price cycles impact you
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