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Should you use frequent flyer points to cover Christmas?
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Travel insurance for holidaying Australians is more expensive than before Covid struck, but the cost of doing nothing can be devastating. Do not leave home without it.
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Extend the life of your smartphone
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Why my bank dropped my interest rate further
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