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10 apps that can improve your wealth

10 apps that can improve your wealth

Smartphones have become valuable tools for saving, investing, spending and lending money. Here’s a guide to some of the most popular apps.

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Inflation, interest rates and your home loan: caught in the machine

Borrowers may feel trapped by high mortgage costs, but the pain may be over soon, and it’s worth knowing why that will happen.

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Not dead yet: energy stocks flare up again

A surprise cut to global oil production this week fired up interest in energy company shares, but do they have a bright future?

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Why thinking big is your ticket to riches

People who take the path less travelled with their personal finances have a better chance of being like billionaires.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 19: (EDITORS NOTE: This image was created with multiple exposures) An electronic board displaying stock information at the Australian Securities Exchange, operated by ASX Ltd, on March 19, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. The Reserve Bank of Australia has cut official interest rates to a record low of 0.25% in a bid to protect the economy from the financial fallout of the global COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Brendon Thorne/Getty Images)

Beware the share dividend trap

A sinking sharemarket has dramatically boosted the dividend yields of many Australian companies, but experts warn that stocks’ high payouts will not continue.

1.4.2020.Law firm Cowell Clarke special counsel Symoane Mercurio said the evictions moratorium did not relieve tenants of the ability to continue to pay rent during the COVID-19 pandemic. TAIT SCHMAAL.

What landlords should do now

A moratorium on tenant evictions has raised big questions about how property investors can manage their assets. Here’s what landlords need to know.

27/07/16 - Lucy Thomas, 21 physiotherapy student, using her tap-and-go card at Hyde Park Foodworks Supermarket. Photo Tom Huntley

Australians still paying by cash despite COVID-19 threat

Australians are being urged to pay by card in the fight against COVID-19, but a new survey has found many people are still using notes and coins.

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Future-proof your home loan

The Big Four banks and other lenders have announced mortgage relief measures for homeowners during the coronavirus crisis.

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Mortgage customers urged to check their loans

Many borrowers are being forced to take urgent action on their home loans to ensure they are not paying too much during the coronavirus pandemic.

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The COVID-19 scams catching out innocent people

Scammers are on the hunt to catch out unsuspecting Australians in a bid to steal their money during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are the warning signs to look out for.

Beautiful woman patient having dental treatment at dentist's office. Woman visiting her dentist. Picture: iStock.

Private health insurers on the nose

Private health insurers finally revealed they were pausing premium hikes just day before costs were due to rise, but it’s not going to stop members from dropping cover.

Fitness trainer Bridgette Carter who of Bridge Fitness is one of many people in the fitness industry who is finding alternative ways to retain clients after taking a direct hit during the coronavirus outbreak. Bridgette is offering virtual lessons for her clients. Picture: Tony Gough

Your rights to cancelling gym memberships

With gyms closed across the nation, Aussies wanting to cancel their membership have been urged to flex their consumer-rights muscle and explore other ways to keep fit while in lockdown.

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Best ways to get instant financial help during COVID-19

Millions of Australians face unemployment and months of financial heartache ahead but there are options out there to get yourself a helping hand.

Tahnee Almelor has transferred her home kitchen to create a new workspace. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Working from home expenses you can claim

Many Australians are being forced to work from home which resulting in spending money they normally would not have. These are the costs you can claim.

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