War doesn’t mean investors should panic
Stockmarkets saw the Ukraine war coming, and after an initial plunge they bounced back. Things may get worse, but there are lessons investors should remember.
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Should you put crypto in your super?
Booming interest in cryptocurrencies has seen their numbers grow from 60 to 10,400 in a decade, and their combined value eclipse $2.3 trillion. Superannuation may be their next frontier.
Relationship breakups: five financial factors to consider
Money is a complex part of a relationship split but the pain can be lessened if you prepare financially before detonating.
Dividend darlings: the stocks with the biggest rises
Cash is flowing to investors from some ASX-listed stocks while others reman in a Covid-induced dividend funk. See the winners.
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Why the lending game has suddenly changed
Borrowers chasing better deals in 2019 need to get their finances in check as banks are clamping down on lending. Here’s how you can switch lenders and save.
Fastest ways to slash your mortgage
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Lessons learnt from a lifetime investing
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Quickest ways to slash credit card debt
Millions of Australians are trapped in a debt dungeon. We’ve asked the experts for the fastest ways to cull your card debt and get back in the black.
Not all Millennials blow their cash away
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