Credit cards into the danger zone
People are putting more purchases on plastic as the cost of living surges, but this tactic threatens to punch a hole in their wealth.
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Millennials lead the way in safe spending
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Boost your super by thousands
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Do this to get cheaper car insurance
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Food apps biting into our budgets
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Banks hand out cash and wine to those who switch
Banking customers are being rewarded with benefits including cash and alcohol just for switching financial institutions. These are the deals on offer.
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