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Tax time’s early Christmas present for millions

Tax season ends soon and many Australians are yet to file their returns, potentially delaying a handy refund boost.

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The cost of being in a bad super fund

New research has put a price on how much money people lose by remaining in poor-performing superannuation.

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Health insurance relief to end, raising cost pressure

Nearly three quarters of Australians with health insurance face a cost increase on November 1. Here’s what they can do now.

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How one phone call saved me $1000 – twice

Rising living costs are hurting household finances everywhere, and this expense should be one of your first targets for finding savings.

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(FILES) In this file photo taken on November 17, 2016 restaurant Food Delivery company 'Deliveroo' employee, Billy Shannon works in Camden Town, north London. - A court has ruled food delivery group Deliveroo wrongly hired over 500 riders in Madrid as self-employed contractors, avoiding paying 1.2 million euros to Spain's social security system, it said on July 23, 2019. (Photo by Daniel LEAL-OLIVAS / AFP)

Hidden sting in working for Deliveroo and Uber

Millions of Australians are raking in income from the sharing economy but can get stung badly at tax time. There are ways to avoid it.

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Big banking change to better deals

Banking customers will soon be able to share their personal transaction information to get better deals. This is how it works.

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Tax mistakes that trap investors

Investors enjoy bigger tax refunds than other Australia but with great rewards come greater risks, and the price of getting it wrong can be hefty. Here’s what to watch out for.

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How Aussies can get more out of their travel money

Organising your currency before heading overseas is important to ensure you are not getting stuck with high charges and poor exchange rates. Here are the best ways to sort your cash.

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Aussies turn their backs on personal loans

The number of Aussies taking out personal loans has plunged to its lowest level since 2015 as consumers work to slash their debt. But experts say they still play a crucial role in “making life happen”.

24/05/2010 BUSINESS: Australian banknotes in various denominations are arranged for a photograph in Sydney, Australia, on Monday, May 24, 2010. The Australian and New Zealand currencies slid for the sixth time in seven days against the U.S. dollar on concern Europe's debt crisis will spread. Photographer: Ian Waldie/Bloomberg

Success tips from multi-millionaires

Reality is that you don’t become wealthy from your salary. Instead, people get rich by making their money work for them, and the experts say it’s wise to start as soon as possible.

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Robots to change how we bank

Australians will have more chances to save money as artificial intelligence changes how we pay bills and access bank accounts.

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Car insurers’ Big Brother move for a cheaper deal

Australian drivers are allowing car insurers watch over them while they are behind the wheel to try and get a better premium. HAVE YOUR SAY

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Credit card traps are just not cool, baby

Wacky fictional movie spy Austin Powers and credit cards have something in common — which affects millions of Aussies a year.

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Telstra and Optus ditch dud deals

Telco giants Telstra and Optus both dumped these controversial deals that are now under the spotlight of the Ombudsman. But let’s face it, they were a shocker from the beginning.

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