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Bringing sexy back to bonds

Investors were shaken and stirred by 2022’s bond collapse, but are now in the driver’s seat for financial gains.

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Romance and renting: a marriage of convenience

Some couples are rushing their relationships to save on housing costs, but the move comes with a warning from money experts.

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Dividend payouts help investors, and billions more to come

Peak dividends week has passed, but some of Australia’s biggest companies are yet to hand their shareholders cash. See the list.

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Household cost crunch: the people hit the hardest

Housing and energy bills may soon cost low-income Australians half their income, with two families and every street hit by rapidly rising costs.

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Find the cheapest NBN plans to cope during COVID-19

Australians working from home may be forced to review their home internet plans as they chew through more data.

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Savings account interest rates finally increase

Finally savers have been given some reprieve with an increase to interest rates on savings tucked away in the bank.

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More than 100,000 Aussies urgently call banks for help

Cash-strapped borrowers have rushed to get help from their banks during the coronavirus pandemic including the pausing of their payments.

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Three golden financial rules that apply during COVID-19

Many cash-strapped Australians have rushed to get financial assistance but there’s some fundamental financial rules that never change.

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Dealing with debt stress in a global crisis

Before the coronavirus created havoc, most Australian households were under pressure to manage multiple debts, new research has found.

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What different generations can teach others about debt

Millennials may have fewer cards than Baby Boomers, but they owe the most at an average of nearly $13,000. Here is what we can learn from generational spending habits.

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Six easy steps to a debt-savvy household

There is no quick-fix when it comes to bad debt but these six tips for managing your household finances can help put you in a better position and relieve some of the stress.

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What now for the future of credit cards?

Credit cards numbers have reduced dramatically in the past year but new research suggests this is not a sign they are on the way out. Here is how credit payment options are evolving in our favour.

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How to access your superannuation now

Australians can now access up to $10,000 of their retirement savings this financial year to cope during the coronavirus crisis. Here’s what you need to do.

A pedestrian is reflected in the window of the Australian Securites Exchange in Sydney on March 13, 2020, as Australian stocks were down 7.3 percent in early trading. - Global stock markets suffered historic falls as panic spread on March 13 over the spiralling coronavirus crisis that has killed nearly 5,000 and infected sport, schools and society across the planet. (Photo by Saeed KHAN / AFP)

The super move that could cost you dearly

Australians have seen their super balances plummet with the coronavirus crisis, but experts warn one wrong move now could prove financially disastrous.

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