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Six golden rules for real estate investment

Are you among Australia’s 2.2 million property investors or want to join their ranks? This advice can help you through a tricky 2023.

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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.

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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.

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Six weeks to Christmas: How to avoid spending too much

Retailers are already in full force trying to get you to spend big and worry later. So how can you avoid spending too much money this festive season? TRY THESE SIMPLE TRICKS.

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Rates on hold: Seven steps you can take right now

Interest rates are on hold after the Reserve Bank of Australia kept the cash rate at a record low of 0.75 per cent. Read what you need to do to get a better deal on your mortgage.

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The real odds of picking winners

If you’ve made a punt on today’s Melbourne Cup there’s a chance you’ll go home a winner. But is it your best way to bring home the big bucks? See how the odds compare with other financial gambles.

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Why more rate cuts are coming your way

The big four banks are doing as they please when it comes to passing on cash rate cuts to borrowers. So where are rates going to end up in 2020? HOW YOU WILL BE AFFECTED

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Justice for taxpayers targeted by ATO

The Australian Taxation Office debt recovery system is expected to undergo a shake-up in a win for small business owners and individual taxpayers.

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Rate cut pain for retirees, savers

Interest rate cuts are not a one-way street and leave millions of Australians frustrated by dwindling returns on cash in the bank. HERE’S WHAT YOU CAN DO

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Kochie: How to cut your mortgage

The mortgage is the scariest loan for most Australian families, and David Koch says there has never been a better time to take a big stick to it.

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The rate that stops a nation

As we wait to find out if Australia gets a Melbourne Cup interest rate cut, we are left wondering how low it can go. Recent cuts brought borrowing costs to record lows and have left the economy with no safety net.

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CBA raises the price of using cheques, tellers

The nation’s biggest bank, the Commonwealth Bank, has jacked up charges for customers who try to cash a cheque or ask for help in the branch. SEE HOW THIS AFFECTS YOU.

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CBA demands workers repay bonuses – then backflips

The nation’s largest bank has backed down after demanding workers to repay part of their bonuses back due to errors made in calculating how much they should be given.

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