How to avoid putting Christmas on credit
Cost pressures are piling up in households, and that’s before the Christmas spending surge, but there are ways to prevent a debt spiral.
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Home loan cost surge: is it too late to fix?
Households crunched by surging interest rate rises and other costs are thinking of ways to stop financial pain. Is fixing the answer?
Investing in retail brands: beware of false discounts
Sharp share price falls by consumer brands may leave investors dreaming of buying bargains, but other issues are lurking.
Wealth transfer: dangers of dying without a will
Despite a record $3.5 trillion of wealth to pass from parents in the next 20 years, a majority of Australians have not put their wishes in writing.
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Best ways to invest money for children
The traditional method of saving money for kids — bank deposits — is drying up as cash returns shift into reverse, but parents have plenty of other investment options.
The real home loan rates you should be paying
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Why it’s time to ditch your telco
Tens of thousands of Australians have made complaints about their telco or internet providers. THIS IS WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER SWITCHING.
How to save money in your own backyard
You don’t have to go far to look for money-saving opportunities. Your backyard, neighbourhood and local community can provide chances to generate cash.
Why you might get more tax cuts soon
Pressure is growing on the Federal Government to bring forward its planned 2022 tax cuts to next year, which would deliver millions of Australians thousands of dollars extra.
NBN costs customers must be wary of
Millions of Australians are yet to get the NBN and many are hoping to avoid it for as long as possible. But these are the hidden costs.
A spare house key could cost you a fortune
More than one in five Australians leave their spare house keys outside, giving burglars easy access and potentially costing them an insurance payout.
Do you know how much you spend?
Spending money is a personal decision, and Australians shouldn’t feel pressured into not splashing out on little luxuries, says wealth coach Lisa Barber.
We saved $300 a month on our home loan
Home loan interest rates are at record-low levels but many borrowers don’t know what they are paying until it’s too late. These are the savings you can easily make by refinancing your loan.
Team effort will boost your super
What’s yours is mine rings true when it comes to superannuation, and couples will get the biggest financial benefits from their nest eggs by taking a joint approach.
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