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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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.
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Make more money by asking these questions
If you want to make sure 2019 is top financial year, there are a few simple questions you can ask yourself to help boost your income and improve your job satisfaction.
‘I’m asking you’: Frydenberg grilled as banks attacked
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has come under pressure in an interview with Leigh Sales, as a victims’ compo scheme will be launched after the royal commission’s “scathing” report, which could lead to criminal or civil charges.
Kochie: Dodgy advisers betrayed us all
We grew up with bank managers on a pedestal, a pillar of the community. But their chase for profits has seen them transformed into common financial spivs motivated by greed.
Royal Commissioner’s stern words to bank bosses
As Kenneth Hayne delivered his damning report and its recommendations, he also had something to say for each of the big four bosses.
Five-minute guide to damning banking report
After hearing the appalling behaviour within the financial services sector, the Royal Commission findings have finally been revealed. Here’s what you should know.
Tough times tempt landlords into DIY
Financial headwinds have prompted some landlords to undertake their own property managment. But there are key questions real estate investors should ask themselves before going it alone.
The traps making online shoppers spend more
Shoppers love to snap up bargains online but many regret hitting the purchase button after the sale is done. These are the traps to be wary of when buying online.
The mortgage rate you should be paying
Borrowers chasing cheaper home loan deals are about to hit some serious roadblocks. Here’s how to ensure you’re getting the best mortgage deal possible and are on the best rate.
The savings trick to avoid a Christmas hangover
Nursing a Christmas spending hangover at this time of year leaves many battling credit card bills. Here’s how to avoid a budget blowout next Christmas.
The fiery tax row Aussies give a damn about
Opinion: It’s been dubbed the “retirees’ tax” by the Coalition while Labor says it’s all about fairness. Here’s why the plan to axe franking credit refunds is causing a big stink.
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