Oil up, dollar down: what it means for your investments
Investors impacted by a big bout of volatility in crude oil and the Aussie dollar are being urged to look beyond the noise.
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Long-term game: How to pay for thirty years of retirement
Superannuation does a lot of the heavy lifting, but there also are other ways to afford a comfortable and active retirement.
Invest or repay mortgage? High interest rates add spice to saving
Investors may be surprised to learn exactly how much is needed to make it a better choice than pumping cash into a home loan.
Why cash may soon be king … again
The end of notes and coins appears to have been called too early, and one key event could bring cash back with a vengeance.
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ATO targets side-hustle income
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Why home loan fixed rates are rising
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Big money decisions for over-60s
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How to make a business idea stand out
Building wealth during the pandemic has, for many, meant starting a small business. Getting the branding right is a key step.
How to stop retirement scaring the bejesus out of your wallet
Retirement can be like a spider landing in your lap when you lower the car’s sun visor at 80kmh, it scares the bejesus out of you. But there are financial strategies you can put in place.
Ouch! Private health insurance penalties surge
A 73 per cent jump in people paying the Medicare Levy Surcharge suggests an costly lack of understanding.
Apps to delete if you want to save money
Smartphone apps drain cash from Aussie households. If you’re losing money like this, don’t get mad – get rid of them, experts say.
What to do with dividends windfall
Companies played catch-up with dividends during the profit reporting season, and investors have a chance to use them wisely.
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