Comparison websites: know the traps
They can be great tools that help deliver huge savings on financial products, but comparison websites want to make money too.
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How to cope with Australia’s big money stresses
Aussies’ finances faced a tough 2022 and the new year looks similarly stressful, but experts say there are ways to handle the hardships.
Six investments to target in 2023
An uncertain year lies ahead for investors, but money will still be made by some, and these asset types may be areas to consider.
Guests pay at kids’ parties? Sounds a bit rich
Children’s birthday parties have become expensive and some parents are using peer pressure when it comes to paying for them.
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Fast way to access extra $10,000 in superannuation
Two million Australians rushed to access their superannuation early as part of virus stimulus rules and soon many people will be able to withdraw a further $10,000. Here’s how.
How to buy your first home with a five per cent deposit
Aspiring first-time home buyers can get a foot on the property ladder much sooner if they use the Federal Government First Home Loan Deposit Scheme to buy a home from July 1. This is how it works.
Three easy ways to lower your cost of living
Aussies are feeling the financial pinch during the economic downturn, but there are three quick ways you can cut your cost of living and save cash now.
Crisis sparks second wave of super raids
Superannuation fund members are expected to dip back into their retirement savings from this week as households struggle with surging expenses, with the economy still a “long way” from normality.
Where you can get last-minute tax deductions
The financial year ends on Tuesday, so there’s no time to waste if you want to book bigger tax deductions or make other money moves.
Eight money habits to adopt to make you better off
As the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic continues, there are some easy ways you can leave yourself better off in the new financial year.
Losing $100 pushes Aussies to the brink
Australian households have had to reassess their finances during the pandemic and many are looking at new ways to cut their costs. SEE HOW YOU CAN WIN A SHARE OF $50,000.
Holiday hell: ‘$6000 out-of-pocket after 100 days’
Is 100 days waiting for an airline refund too long? Frustrated Aussie travellers want their money back and will be grounded longer than first thought. Here’s what to do.
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