How to beat bill shock
Nobody likes nasty financial surprises, and many have been piling up as inflation rises. But there are ways to protect yourself.
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Interest rates on hold: what’s next for borrowers
The Reserve Bank’s cash rate decision was expected, but what happens next remains uncertain, economists say.
Why interest rate holding pattern is hitting households hard
High interest rates have created winners and losers, but the losers are feeling much more pain as the RBA sits on its hands again.
Who’s guarding your super if you aren’t?
Your superannuation savings can be attacked from many angles, so it pays to protect this large lifelong asset. Here’s what to watch.
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Beyond bank deposits: where retirees can stash their cash
Seniors have plenty of options to save money and tax by watching their nest eggs closely during life after work.
Bank slide doesn’t stop experts’ “sell” recommendations
Was it a hiccup or worse? Bank shares slumped last week but the nation’s number one lender is still seen as too expensive to buy.
Fighting fraud: CommBank homes in on identity thieves
Scams are costing Aussies billions of dollars a year but criminals trying to steal your identity now have a new barrier to overcome.
Seven ways to save money this Christmas
Times are tough, and Christmas won’t be cruisy for households this year on the spending front. But there are things you can do and plan now.
Why retirees need more than a roof over their head
Owning a home in retirement beats renting, but even then it’s not enough, say National Seniors Australia and Challenger.
Why rewards credit cards are losing their shine
Frequent flyers and others who use credit card reward points now must spend more bucks for the same bang, research has found.
Record-breaking stockmarkets: what you should do now
Shares are booming in Australia, the US and elsewhere, which is both tempting and scary for investors. Remember these rules.
Too many Aussies heading into retirement blindfolded
Running out of money and paying too much tax are two of the biggest dangers threatening retirees. Here’s how to prevent them.
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