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Brace for more household bill rises

Painful electricity price rises from July 1 are just one of several cost increases that will strike consumers soon.

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How much it now costs to retire comfortably

The income needed to afford a comfortable retirement has broken above important – and difficult for many – levels.

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Solar panels at home: do your costs stack up?

Every electricity price rise boosts the attractiveness of solar panels and batteries, but homeowners may need to change behaviours.

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How much wealth puts you in the top 1 per cent

The assets that are required to rank among the richest 1 per cent of Australians has doubled in just two short years. What you now need to join this cohort may be surprising.

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How this year’s super fund return negative is a good thing

Superannuation balance down sharply? It’s not all bad news for millions of Australians with opportunities for future growth and tax benefits are opening up.

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Mum Courtney Shaw, 34, and her husband David Shaw, 35, with son Kaiden, 11 months, recently refinanced their home loan to save money to get $4000 cash back on their loan. Story is on the benefits of refinancing. Picture : Nicki Connolly

Signs you should look out for on mortgage cashback deals

Banks are using cashback deals to get new customers through the door but it does not always leave the mortgage holder better off. Here’s why you should crunch the numbers before signing up.

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The free courses upskilling Aussies

THERE is one area in which workers are rushing to upskill during their downtime in the coronavirus pandemic – and the best part is, studying it is quick, free and can be done on a laptop.

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How to beat COVID’s cash crunch

Savers and investors should prepare for more hits to their income, but experts say there are ways to minimise the financial pain.

Project manager Melissa Smith, 28, is one of 13,000 Australians impacted by the MyBudget system outage. The company manage her money, but their system has been down for nearly a week and she can't access her money. Picture : Nicki Connolly

MyBudget outage: ‘Is our money still going to be there?’

Spending management company MyBudget has called in tech experts to help resolve a week-long outage that’s left frustrated customers unable to access their money.

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Adelaide entrepreneur and My Budget founder Tammy Barton talks to the Sunday Mail 20 years on from launching her hugely successful business ... she relaxes at one of her favourite spots, Glenelg. 28 March 2019. Picture Dean Martin

MyBudget outage: Everything you need to know

Thousands of Australians using money management firm MyBudget remain in limbo and are no closer to finding out what’s happening with their cash. Here’s what you need to know.

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Grounded Virgin Australia aircraft are seen parked at Brisbane Airport in Brisbane, Tuesday, April 7, 2020. Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC) is working with airlines by accommodating up to 100 grounded aircraft free of charge in response to government-mandated travel restrictions that have grounded a significant proportion of Australia's airline fleet because of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). (AAP Image/Darren England) NO ARCHIVING

The biggest problems travellers face in getting refunds

Many travellers who have been left thousands of dollars out of pocket are still fighting to get their money back. Here’s some of the issues customers are still facing.

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How to get $262 back from your bank

Banking customers who were sold junk insurance policies are set to receive more than $32 million back in their pockets in the coming months – an average of $262 each. Find out how to get your cash.

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How irate travellers can get their money back

Disgruntled travellers who are seeking to get their money back on travel they can no longer take should listen to this advice from the nation’s top consumer cop.

TOKYO, JAPAN - MARCH 31: A member of the media tries an Apple Inc. iPhone SE at the company's Omotesando store on March 31, 2016 in Tokyo, Japan. Apple Inc. launched its iPhone SE and iPad Pro 9.7 inch on March 31, 2016 in Japan. (Photo by Tomohiro Ohsumi/Getty Images)

Cheapest iPhone you can get to save money

Our love affair with our smartphones is only getting stronger, but expensive new models can switch off consumers. But there are ways to save on phone costs.

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