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Savings account trick that can grow your wealth faster

Rising interest rates are boosting bank accounts, but another simple tweak could help you save 40 per cent sooner.

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What to do about frightening financial forecasts

Budget predictions of power prices surging 56 per cent were a painful shock for Australians already worried about inflation, investments, interest rates and house prices. Here’s how to cope.

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Six steps to ride out the 40 per cent rise in mortgage costs

Home loan repayments have grown massively since May, leaving many borrowers feeling trapped, but there are ways to ease the pain.

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‘Kids, let’s talk about your inheritance’

Trillions of dollars of assets will be passed down to children and grandchildren in the coming years, so how do parents start the discussion?

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How to save serious money on a budget

The right set of online tools can help you get your finances back on track and boost your savings. CHECK OUT OUR TIPS

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Aussies’ top life goal revealed

More than three-quarters of Australians have a top goal but many want more help in figuring out how to achieve it.

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More uni students cut luxuries to save money

University students often battle trying to make ends meet, but there are ways they can make more money and even access extra cash.

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Mystery shrouds $100 banknote boom

Despite Australia’s move to a cashless society, $100 banknotes are surging in numbers – but no one seems to know where they are.

Rachel Leonard,36, and husband Kieran, 41 and children, Isabella, 7 and Indy, 5. Rachel is a studio assistant at a company for social media marketer, and her husband is a plumber, they are steadily paying off their mortgage and saving for a holiday on the Christmas holidays. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

How to make more money and grow a spare $5000

Despite fears of a global recession, Aussies can still make money this year. Experts explain how singles, DINKS, families and retirees can grow their cash and what they can do with a spare $5000.

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When paying tax is a good thing for Aussie investors

Paying tax is annoying for most people, but it means Australian investors are doing something right with their money. This is when you should expect to pay it.

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Bank shares beat up cash deposits

If you’re chasing investment income, the race this year between bank shares and money kept in bank accounts has been no contest. But there may be worrying times ahead for investors.

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How jetsetters can avoid fees when travelling

Jetsetters looking to avoid expensive currency conversion costs have more choice than ever before. Find out how to save on fees.

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How to avoid a renovation ripoff

Home renovations are a massive task, and finding a good tradie at a decent price can be challenging. Here’s how you can ensure you’re getting the best deal.

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How celebrities save and spend their money

Some stars might not be afraid to splash cash, but others are much more careful with their money. From Ed Sheeran to Johnny Depp, here’s what you can learn from both sides of the celebrity set.

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