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How much super you should have for your age

Working out what superannuation balance you should have now – based on your current age – only takes a minute.

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Five money mistakes to avoid in a recession

Economies across the world have a sinking feeling about 2023, so it’s wise to understand the recession errors that can seriously damage your wealth.

SMARTdaily cover story about ways to avoid going into debt at Christmas. Angela and Ben Gray are buying fewer presents and saving ahead of Xmas to help control costs. At home with their children Sienna (10) and Parker (8). 22 November 2022. Picture Dean Martin

How to avoid putting Christmas on credit

Cost pressures are piling up in households, and that’s before the Christmas spending surge, but there are ways to prevent a debt spiral.

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Home loan cost surge: is it too late to fix?

Households crunched by surging interest rate rises and other costs are thinking of ways to stop financial pain. Is fixing the answer?

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Travel money traps you can avoid

Millions of Australians have the travel bug, but many are spending more than they need to because they get caught out. SEE OUR TIPS

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Take a day off work to save cash

Working is what earns most of us money, but we can potentially save a whole lot more by taking a day of work and spending that time focusing on our finances.

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Best ways to invest money for children

The traditional method of saving money for kids — bank deposits — is drying up as cash returns shift into reverse, but parents have plenty of other investment options.

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The real home loan rates you should be paying

Home loan interest rates are tipped to fall further if Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe cuts the cash rate on Tuesday. FIND THE RIGHT RATE FOR YOU

Why it’s time to ditch your telco

Tens of thousands of Australians have made complaints about their telco or internet providers. THIS IS WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER SWITCHING.

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How to save money in your own backyard

You don’t have to go far to look for money-saving opportunities. Your backyard, neighbourhood and local community can provide chances to generate cash.

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Why you might get more tax cuts soon

Pressure is growing on the Federal Government to bring forward its planned 2022 tax cuts to next year, which would deliver millions of Australians thousands of dollars extra.

NBN costs customers must be wary of

Millions of Australians are yet to get the NBN and many are hoping to avoid it for as long as possible. But these are the hidden costs.

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A spare house key could cost you a fortune

More than one in five Australians leave their spare house keys outside, giving burglars easy access and potentially costing them an insurance payout.

Pictured is author and wealth advisor Lisa Barber in her office in Sydney today. Picture: Tim Hunter.

Do you know how much you spend?

Spending money is a personal decision, and Australians shouldn’t feel pressured into not splashing out on little luxuries, says wealth coach Lisa Barber.

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