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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, OCTOBER 6 2022, Paul Gardner was frustrated by NBN and now uses mobile broadband as a permanent internet service. Picture: Brendan Beckett
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Is it time to switch off your NBN?

The National Broadband Network cost more than $50 billion to build, but that means nothing to consumers who are cutting their own costs as new technology makes alternatives attractive.

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Aussies killing off credit cards

More Australians are ditching their credit cards to switch to new-age schemes or improve their financial position. HAVE YOU CUT UP YOUR CARDS? VOTE IN READER POLL

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When you can access super early

Superannuation can be accessed early in some cases, but people need to be careful. Here’s our guide to grabbing some super before you reach retirement age.

Fast track buying your first home

Fast track buying your first home

Falling interest rates, subdued house prices and relaxed lending rules has made now the perfect time for first home buyers — and experts say there are ways to get into the market.

12 ways to cut your grocery bill

12 ways to cut your grocery bill

Grocery bills are one of the biggest expenses to hit households every week. We ask the experts the best ways you can quickly slash your costs.

Smart ways to spend your tax return

Smart ways to spend your tax return

One in three Australians are planning to use their tax returns to pay for essentials items but experts say these are the best ways you can spend your tax return.

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Suresh Meyer former barista makes a perfect coffee at his Clapham Home Friday July 5th,2019.Picture Mark Brake

How to cut your coffee costs

Many Aussies can’t resist a daily dose — or three — of coffee, but it doesn’t always have to be a takeaway cup or mug in a cafe. We examine another option.

Seniors fight back against scammers

Seniors fight back against scammers

They’re seen as big targets for scammers because of their wealth and age, but senior Australians are getting better at resisting the bombardment of criminals chasing their money.

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