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Wall of worry for people nearing retirement

Two out of three Australians are concerned they will not have enough money to retire comfortably, and the older they get the more they worry … but there are ways to combat it.

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01-05-2023 - Andrew Forrest pictured at Fortescue Metals’ new Iron Bridge magnetite project.

Making money from a hydrogen hit

Green hydrogen – the clean energy of the future – is almost here, but does it mean easy money for Australians seeking to invest?

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Pictured at ABC Vault in Sydney is Sarah Ellen holding a solid gold bar worth 1.1 Million dollars. Paco Rabane is holding a competition in collaboration with Myer, where on 23rd May, a limited number of golden tickets will be hidden inside Paco Rabanne Million & Lady Million Collection fragrances* across Myer stores in Australia. Unbeknown to shoppers, their scent may be worth its weight in gold, as one of the six golden tickets inside the products will win them a solid gold bullion worth $10,000 AUD. Picture: Richard Dobson

Where to next for gold after its strong run?

A climbing gold price has been great for goldminers and investors, but recent pullbacks in both point to a clouded future.

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Why property is the jewel in your financial crown

The gold and glitz of the recent coronation is nothing compared with the wealth in your own backyard. Here’s why.

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Tricks to refinancing and saving instantly on your mortgage

Savvy borrowers can take these simple steps and significantly cut their home loan charges and save themselves a small fortune.

Lucy Hack,22, at home with her 11 week old Labrador pup Theo Thursday April 23,2020.Picture Mark Brake

How COVID-19 is changing our money mindsets

Your money moves may never be the same, as Australians develop new habits in response to the coronavirus’ impact on our household finances and lifestyles.

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What you must know about JobKeeper payment

Employers began receiving JobKeeper payments from the Federal Government last week and are passing it on to their workers, but many employees are still confused about how the scheme works.

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The credit card help available to cash-strapped Australians

Many cash-strapped Australians have turned to urgent help from their financial institution to help manage credit card and personal loan debts.

Young couple worried about their finances at home. They are wearing pajamas and drinking first coffee of the day at the kitchen.

Banks trying to lock up your loan

Mortgage interest rates are at record lows and borrowers are big winners, but there are still decisions to be made about what type of home loan you have.

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A cyclist rides past a Flight Centre store wearing a mask to protect themselves from Covid-19, Brisbane, Friday, May 1, 2020. (AAP Image/Glenn Hunt) NO ARCHIVING

Dudded Flight Centre customers won’t return

Many customers left dudded by companies during the coronavirus pandemic will be unlikely to do business with them again.

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RBA rates on hold: How long they will be this low

The Reserve Bank of Australia has kept the cash rate on hold at 0.25 per cent and borrowers can snap up mortgage deals as low as 2.09 per cent.

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How COVID-19 is changing Aussies’ money habits

The financial crunch that comes with the health crisis is resulting in more Australians to make money moves in their households. Here’s what they’re doing.

How low will petrol prices go?

Ultra-low petrol prices in capital cities are set to stay low, and the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is warning fuel retailers in smaller cities and regions to step up too.

Commonwealth Bank customer Leanne Schwabe, 48, is annoyed that her bank is automatically reducing her mortgage repayments to the minimum amount on May 1 as part of measures they have rolled out due to COVID-19. She does not want this to happen and said it shouldn't be forced onto cu stomers. Picture: Tim Carrafa

CBA hits customers with new mortgage change

Hundreds of thousands of Commonwealth Bank customers have now had their mortgage repayments automatically lowered and it’s up to them to make changes if they don’t like it.

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