Home loan rethink: this can save you thousands
Australians can dramatically reduce the financial pain caused by soaring interest rates by following a few important steps.
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Inflation’s impact on seniors: The new cost of retirement
Many seniors are struggling with surging living costs but are partially protected by two Australian financial safety nets to handle price spikes.
Aussie dollar’s surge a gift for Christmas travellers and shoppers
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Banking on big four share growth? Don’t hold your breath
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Car hire costs that hit hardest
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Smartphones give us more ways to save money
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Grab your share of billions of bucks
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Investors: beware doubling down
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The one change mortgage customers can do to save
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Check if your money is super-risky
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