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Financial mistakes are made by everyone: ask Mark Zuckerberg how he’s lost $150bn in a year. But regrets can be overcome.
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A “crypto winter” is here as bitcoin and other digital currencies fall sharply again. The big question is how long this one will last.
US tech giants collapse – do they have a future?
Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google, Uber and Spotify are all suffering share price falls, but it’s not like the 2000 tech wreck.
Retiring with debt – tips and traps
More Australians are heading into retirement with debt, and while it’s usually not ideal, sometimes it can boost your wealth.
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Australians can quickly boost their retirement saving by offloading the family home but there are some important things to consider first.
Rates on hold: Home owners must do this
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How much should you pay on your home loan
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Why tourists are getting ripped off by travel cards
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Fastest way to make quick cash
Australians have thousands of dollars in unwanted items lying around the home, which can help them make some easy cash.
Lessons for kids managing school and work
Juggling a part-time job while at school teaches young people valuable money lessons sooner rather than later, and can help establish good habits for life.
Problems with the nation’s newest banking system
Banking customers were the target of a recent attack by scammers to steal their information on the nation’s new payments system.
Insane cost of being a wedding guest
It’s not cheap to go to a wedding anymore. But there are ways to save without ruffling feathers or looking cheap.
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