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
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‘Kids, let’s talk about your inheritance’
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How much the 2024 tax cuts will give you
Tax cuts planned for 2024 have sparked fierce debate about whether they should be scrapped or scaled back, but economists say there are reasons to keep them.
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Wise financial words from a 98-year-old during virus pandemic
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