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Telstra share price turnaround a long time coming

Australia’s biggest telco has 1.2 million shareholders and is finally putting financial runs on the board. Will Telstra’s good form continue?

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What your super balance should be for your age

Rising living costs mean, whatever your age, you’ll now need extra money in your super if you want a comfortable retirement. Here’s what’s required.

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Children as young as six are discussing money at home, CommBank’s report says.

Why kids are beating their parents building money brains

Rising living costs and new technologies are prompting parents and children to act differently around money. Here’s how.

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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - Newswire Photos - APRIL 23, 2023. Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers looks on during an Australian citizenship ceremony for permanent residents from New Zealand. Picture: Dan Peled / NCA Newswire

Budget tax targets: your income, business or home?

The budget is just a fortnight away and Australians may see more tweaks to their taxes. Experts reveal who’s most likely to be targeted.

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Aussie super savings take a massive hit

Superannuation savings have taken a dramatic hit but experts are warning Australians not to panic. This is what they should do next.

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Why homeowners should not panic about falling house prices

Huge plunges in house prices are now appearing less likely as Australia’s strong financial systems gives owners and investors some breathing space.

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Large lenders dump credit card deals amid virus outbreak

Many lenders are putting a stop to credit card deals due to the financial uncertainty during COVID-19. Jetstar, Myer and Woolworths are among those stopping new customer applications.

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Embargo: Money Saver Feature Dee Why Nurse, Kelly Slade, 38, and her husband Chris, 40, and their children Mason, 5, and Ashton,3, are going to access free childcare under the Federal Government's new scheme. Picture: David Swift.

Maximising money from free childcare

If you’re one of the millions of Australians with access to free childcare, these are the smart things you can do with the extra cash.

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How to keep kids busy without spending money

Family finances should take a front seat right now and parents have no shortage of ways to entertain their children for little or no money. Here is a few things parents should consider.

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A pilot wears a face masks as a cargo with personal protective equipment (PPE) sent by China to Mexico to aid in the fight against the novel coronavirus pandemic is unloaded at the airport in Mexico City on April 7, 2020. - The coronavirus pandemic has killed more than 75,000 people worldwide since it emerged in China in December, according to a tally compiled by AFP from official sources at 0945 GMT on April 7. (Photo by PEDRO PARDO / AFP)

Your refund rights for cancellations

My dream holiday to Nepal last month turned sour with six flights home booked before airlines cancelled them. Here’s why we shouldn’t give up chasing refunds.

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Coronavirus: How retirees can adapt their finances

Being forced to stay at home is giving Australian retirees a chance to reassess their spending and other financial goals – and potentially save some money.

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Cracks appear during COVID-19 in our perfect lives

MANY Australians have been hit hard during the coronavirus pandemic and now the reality of our financial pressures are really starting to show.

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Debt relief to help those hit hard

Many Australians are finding themselves in a debt crisis that was not of their making, and new rule changes around becoming bankrupt will give them some breathing space.

Dean Salakas, CEO of The Party People at his Drummoyne store. The small business has two stores in Sydney, Drummoyne and San Souci. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Critical lifeline for small business

Small businesses hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic are finding new ways to stay afloat as assistance packages provide support.

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