Seven ways to spread generosity this Christmas
More Aussies are doing it tough this Christmas and the need for donations is great. Here’s how to give generously and intelligently.
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Should you use frequent flyer points to cover Christmas?
People with stashes of frequent flyer points may be tempted to use them to help combat the cost-of-living crunch. But does it make financial sense?
Number one reason why property is the best asset
Sinking property values may prompt people to question their purchases, but just one word explains why real estate rules all assets.
Planning a trip? This could save you thousands
Travel insurance for holidaying Australians is more expensive than before Covid struck, but the cost of doing nothing can be devastating. Do not leave home without it.
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Battered bank shares will bounce back
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Tax bonus for small business owners: act fast
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Stop the outrage over JobKeeper
The financial fallout from the coronavirus pandemic on the Australian economy isn’t as bad as first thought. Surely that is something Australians can only be too happy to see.
Australia’s ‘scary’ Buy Now Pay Later problem
Australians have taken on a worrying level of debt with providers like Afterpay during the lockdown, as tens of thousands of people reach out for financial help and experts warn the worst is yet to come.
Childcares warn parents can’t cover fees
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COVID cash squeeze: What self-funded retirees should do now
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