Aussie dollar defies war worries
The Aussie dollar usually drops in global crises, but amid the current Ukrainian war it’s up and could reach US80c. Here’s why.
MoneySaver HQ
Health insurance changes: what you need to know
The usual April 1 increase in health insurance costs comes with a twist this year, and some other changes that will help households.
Property investors’ golden rule before buying
Australia’s 2.2 million real estate investors have been busy in the past year, and mortgage specialists say there’s one thing they must do first.
Click, shop and save $1370 a year
New research from ING highlights the household savings Australians are making by changing their shopping habits.
More Stories
Six steps to dig yourself out of debt
With calls to the National Debt Hotline showing a huge increase, David and Libby Koch present their advice for getting yourself out of a financial hole.
How the Future Fund invests our money
Australia’s Future Fund, founded by former Treasurer Peter Costello in 2006, is still going strong and its financial decisions can help everyday Australians become better investors.
The best credit card juggling deals
Credit card customers laden with debt can exploit interest-free periods of more than two years to help quickly pay down their card balance.
NAB dumps controversial introducer program
National Australia Bank has taken action after the Hayne Royal Commission by dumping its controversial mortgage introducer program.
Health insurance mistake to avoid
Health insurance premiums are set to rise on April 1 but these are the things you must do to ensure you don’t get ripped off, particularly if you have a couple’s policy.
One big thing you should check at supermarkets
Huge savings can be made at supermarkets by anyone who takes time to compare prices of packaged items. Here’s the simple trick you need to know.
When it’s the right time to tip
Tipping for service is huge overseas but there are no strict rules about it in Australia. We asked experts for some practical advice.
What we can learn from overseas homebuyers
Buying a home has similar issues no matter what country you are in, and popular TV shows can teach Australians some interesting real estate lessons.
The queue Aussies are being forced to join
It’s surged in popularity in with demand outstripping the supply of government-funded packages. Now it’s time for Australians to act before age catches up with them.
How to cut your pet’s health costs
Millions of Australians own pets and many have noticed rising costs to keep their furry friends healthy. However, don’t pay more than you should when there are cheaper options available.
Original URL: https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/moneysaverhq/page/183