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Bitcoin crash: Your questions answered

A “crypto winter” is here as bitcoin and other digital currencies fall sharply again. The big question is how long this one will last.

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US tech giants collapse – do they have a future?

Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google, Uber and Spotify are all suffering share price falls, but it’s not like the 2000 tech wreck.

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Retiring with debt – tips and traps

More Australians are heading into retirement with debt, and while it’s usually not ideal, sometimes it can boost your wealth.

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Scott Pape’s top tips for kids to earn and grow money

A new book by the Barefoot Investor mixes inspirational stories of children’s financial successes with practical money tips.

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Lessons for kids managing school and work

Juggling a part-time job while at school teaches young people valuable money lessons sooner rather than later, and can help establish good habits for life.

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Problems with the nation’s newest banking system

Banking customers were the target of a recent attack by scammers to steal their information on the nation’s new payments system.

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Insane cost of being a wedding guest

It’s not cheap to go to a wedding anymore. But there are ways to save without ruffling feathers or looking cheap.

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Sharemarket crash: What you must do now

Stock markets have been on a rollercoaster ride amid increasing global uncertainty. The best defence against a future fall is to already have a plan.

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Be switched onto this to save money on electricity bills

Being complacent about energy bills is costing Australian households plenty, and a new safety net system for some customers has resulted in other paying more.

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Simple tricks to slash your debt quickly

High-interest loans and credit cards hurt your finances more than you might think. Here’s how to wipe out this expensive debt as quickly as possible.

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Why it doesn’t pay to pay off your uni debt

Aussies rushing to pay off their study debt have been told to hold fire and divert the cash elsewhere. Find out where your money should be going.

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Retirees heading back to work

As older Australians live longer, some are returning to workforce years after they retired. It pays to know the financial issues that can result from this employment backflip.

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Millennials lead the way in safe spending

Millennials have copped a lot of criticism about their finances and “smashed avocado” lifestyle, but research has found they are avoiding the credit addiction of older generations.

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Boost your super by thousands

Many people don’t see their superannuation as their own money, but it’s just like any other asset. Make sure that you grow your pile of personal wealth to its full potential with these handy tips.

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