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How to safeguard your super from sharemarket volatility
Opinion
Hip pocket

How to safeguard your super from sharemarket volatility

For those approaching retirement, wild fluctuations can be stressful indeed. Here’s how to hold your nerve.

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

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Bigger but not cheaper: SUVs are burning a hole in your hip pocket
Opinion
Spending

Bigger but not cheaper: SUVs are burning a hole in your hip pocket

After mortgage or rental payments, vehicles are easily one of the biggest expenses we now have. And bigger is not always better.

  • by Victoria Devine
Mortgage giving you heart palpitations? Try CPR
Opinion
Hip pocket

Mortgage giving you heart palpitations? Try CPR

One in five Aussies have to hand over more than half of their wage for their home loan, according to research. But there is a solution.

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Carol ‘completely trusted these people’, then her life savings disappeared
Opinion
Scams

Carol ‘completely trusted these people’, then her life savings disappeared

The banks that are meant to protect our money often turn their backs on scam victims in their time of need.

  • by Nina Hendy
Bonds, corporate bonds: The reliable but unpopular investment
Opinion
Hip pocket

Bonds, corporate bonds: The reliable but unpopular investment

The global bond market is roughly three times the size of the global equity market, yet bonds don’t get much love from everyday investors.

  • by Dominic Powell
You’ve finally saved a house deposit. Now what?
Opinion
Hip pocket

You’ve finally saved a house deposit. Now what?

You might feel like beelining for your closest weekend auction, but it can be prudent to take your time.

  • by Dominic Powell
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Women work 50 days extra to equal men’s pay. Here’s a way to fix that

Women work 50 days extra to equal men’s pay. Here’s a way to fix that

For every dollar an average man earns, the average woman makes just 89 cents. I don’t know about you, but that also makes me think: challenge accepted.

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Fuel for thought: Do you really need a second car?
Opinion
Hip pocket

Fuel for thought: Do you really need a second car?

If there’s one thing that Australia loves – aside from being girt and celebrating our awkward breakdancing athletes – it’s cars.

  • by Dominic Powell
I bought the unsexiest car in Australia, and I love it
Opinion
Cars

I bought the unsexiest car in Australia, and I love it

My family was appalled when this dumpy little darling, with all the charm of an upturned bathtub, pulled into our driveway.

  • by Marish Mackowiak
What should you do with your savings? Nothing at all

What should you do with your savings? Nothing at all

To utilise your money and truly get the most out of it, right now, you actually don’t need to lift a finger.

  • by Victoria Devine
A mortgage where the bank pays you? Yes, but beware the pitfalls
Opinion
Hip pocket

A mortgage where the bank pays you? Yes, but beware the pitfalls

Reverse mortgages have become increasingly popular as a way for older Australians to access an income stream via their home, without having to sell it.

  • by Dominic Powell

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