Key targets: ATO releases its tax time hit list for 2022
The tax deductions and dodgy records to be closely watched by the Australian Taxation Office this year have been unveiled.
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Gambling and crypto surge among young Aussies
Cryptocurrencies and gambling have boomed among under-30s. But how can you tell when family or friends push it too far?
How to prepare for more interest rate rises
No matter how you rate your mortgage, now is the time to make some moves before rates rise quickly.
NFT scams: beware of these traps
NFTs have surged in popularity but their rising use as an asset and investment is attracting scams. Here’s what to look for.
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Social media pressure leaving us skint
Many Australians are feeling the pressure to keep up appearances and maintain a certain lifestyle they can showcase on social media – but it’s coming at a hefty cost, new research has found.
Shock new fee stinging diners
You’ve heard of corkage, and even cakeage, but there’s a new fee pubs, cafes and restaurants are charging, and they’re failing to disclose it.
How to avoid currency conversion rip-off
Travellers are getting slugged as much as $15 for withdrawing just $200 while overseas. But there are a number of easy ways you can minimise the hefty charges.
Hidden dangers of credit card travel insurance
Jetsetters hoping to save money by using their credit card travel insurance policies may actually end up leaving themselves without any cover. Here’s what to look out for.
How to save hundreds on your mobile deal
Majority of telco customers have a phone deal with the big three — Telstra, Optus and Vodafone — but big savings can be made if you look at switching.
Leave investors alone, don’t touch negative gearing
OPINION: Many property investors are not rich, they are just hardworking Australians who are trying to make some money on the side. It’s time the pollies left us alone.
Don’t buy the wrong dong
Every dollar saved is money that can be better spent on enjoying life, so follow these shopping tips to get a much bigger bang for your buck.
Where Millennials spend their drinking money
Drinking money for young people used to focus on booze, but Millennials are taking healthier and sweeter options when it comes to quenching thirsts.
Why my mortgage rose by $1000 a month
Dealing with a couple of interest rate rises is scary enough, but when loan repayments surge by hundreds of dollars, it’s enough to make borrowers question their entire investment.
Tax trap hits property investors
Tax refunds are now trickier to get after a big change has meant landlords could miss out on thousands of dollars through one small mistake.
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