The gift to buy someone who wants everything
Christmas presents are sometimes discarded quickly, but some gifts will help deliver your loved ones long-lasting wealth.
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Barefoot Investor: What others will say at your funeral
Scott Pape says the person delivering your eulogy won’t talk about your car, title or bank balance, but instead will talk about this.
Cost of older divorces hits hard: Six things to think about
Gone are the days of the seven-year itch. More than half of Australians are divorcing after their mid-40s, and it’s creating fresh money issues.
Australians’ biggest inflation worry for 2023
The most common financial concern for the coming year will not be surging mortgage and rental costs, but an essential cost that affects everyone.
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Volatile shares a trap for new investors
New investors have been entering the stockmarket in droves but their enthusiasm might end with a nasty financial hit, according to shares specialists.
Back-to-work cash savings
From carparking to coffees, many workers have saved on expenses while working from home during COVID-19 closures. As they head back to workplaces, they can keep saving – and still get their caffeine hit.
How to maximise your working from home tax refund
Bigger tax refunds are just weeks away for millions of Australians who have been working remotely during the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s what you can claim and what you can’t.
Biggest tax mistakes made before June 30
The end of the financial year is nearing but often Australians can leave themselves making some serious mistakes.
Post-pandemic price drops
Some things are expected to become cheaper following the pandemic due to economic pressures, government policies or marketing campaigns from struggling sectors. Experts predict where the savings will be.
Two million dip into super under early access
Latest figures show two million Australians have withdrawn nearly $15 billion from superannuation funds under the government’s early access scheme.
The best returns on your cash savings
Savers hunting for good returns on their cash in the bank need to look around to get a good deal as rates continue to tumble.
How to beat the recession debt crunch
Recession-related debt pressures are set to squeeze household budgets as Australians’ borrowing remains near record highs. But there are easy ways to ensure your finances are in check
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