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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire photos APRIL 26, 2023: Pictured AustralianTreasurer Jim Chalmers speaks during a press conference at CPO in Sydney. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dylan Coker

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Why your home is safe from a budget tax attack

Your family home is a huge potential tax revenue target for Treasurer Jim Chalmers. But he will leave it alone next week for several reasons.

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Tax deduction troubles: A walk on the weird side

An opera-singing accountant claiming a $145,000 luxury car was among the crazy tax claims that aroused ATO suspicion. See the list of rejected deductions.

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Why home loan offset accounts are losing their lustre

Households with mortgages could be wasting $250 a month by sticking with popular offset accounts amid an overhaul of home loan offerings.

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Five traps lurking inside your super fund

As the federal budget nears, superannuation is still the best place for most Australians to build a nest egg, but beware of these wealth-suckers.

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Banks offer coronavirus relief for small businesses

To support small businesses during these tough times, both the government and banks have stepped in with emergency financial relief.

Pastry chef Dulcy Semu, 45, is out of work and said she is accessing her superannuation. Picture:Rob Leeson.

Get your hands on superannuation savings now

Cash-strapped Australians will be rushing to access their superannuation savings early in a bid to financially cope during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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98 year old Jack Alsbury, who has lived through the Great Depression and has spoken about what life was like during this period financially versus today. Photo Lachie Millard

Wise financial words from a 98-year-old during virus pandemic

World War II veteran Jack Alsbury recalls the tough times of the Great Depression and says there are some simple financial lessons he has learned in his 98 years which could help people today.

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What help is available for household debt

With so many facing unemployment and job uncertainty, many organisations are offering support and virus-related packages.

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New virus rules for landlords and tenants: clarity coming

Renters and landlords across Australia are struggling, and uncertainty caused by federal and state government rule changes is not helping things.

Ryan Livings poses in Spring Hill, Brisbane on Thursday, April 16, 2020. Mr Livings has lost his income due to Covid-19 and is looking for forklift work. (AAP Image/Claudia Baxter)

How coronavirus is impacting job seekers

The coronavirus outbreak is creating lasting workplace change to many Australians, and those unemployed are thinking creatively to adapt to the evolving crisis.

A man using a credit card online while shopping on his smartphone. Picture: iStock.

Online banking help amid virus lockdown

If you are one of the many Australians who still did their banking over the counter, this is what you need to know about taking your finances online.

Worried couple paying their bills online with laptop looking at camera at home in the living room. Picture: iStock.

One in five Aussies live pay packet to pay packet

Many Australians are living week to week and haven’t prepared for that ‘rainy day’ which has now well and truly arrived.

Eleanor Creagh, 27, has had a Cartier watch and a diamond ring stolen from her locker at Fitness First on George Street in the city. Picture: Dylan Robinson

How long will Aussie sharemarket pain last during COVID-19

Aussies shares have recovered some of their coronavirus losses in the past two weeks but are still almost 25 per cent weaker than they were in February. Here is how you spot the bottom.

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MONEYSAVER HQ - Production and designer manager Emma Jenkins has an investment property on the south coast of NSW and has recently deferred her home loan to help with her finances after losing her job recently due to the coronavirus pandemic. Picture: Toby Zerna

Cash-strapped Aussies warned about deferring mortgages

Australians are being urged to think twice about getting a mortgage deferral amid the COVID-19 outbreak as it could leave themselves in a worse-off position down the track.

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