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.
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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
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‘I’m asking you’: Frydenberg grilled as banks attacked
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Kochie: Dodgy advisers betrayed us all
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