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How much cash you should have in the bank right now

Knowing when – and where – to hold cash can potentially save households and investors thousands of dollars.

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Is negative gearing’s rebound a positive for investors?

Australia’s 2.2 million property investors are awaiting the first Labor federal budget since May 2013, and what it may mean for their tax bills.

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Best and worst super funds – are you being ripped off?

Want an extra $250,000 when you retire? There is one big factor in your superannuation fund that will help get you there.

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Investing in a recession: seven golden rules

Warnings of a global recession in 2023 have sent financial markets sinking, but investment experts say these tips can get you through.

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How I saved $2000 by giving up shopping

Yoga teacher Ashley Encantada stopped buying unnecessary items for three months and saved herself a small fortune. Here’s how living a simpler lifestyle could save you thousands.

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How to make sure you retire with enough money

Even if you’re worth a couple of million bucks, chances are you’re worried about maintaining your lifestyle during retirement. Here’s what to do to make it run smoothly and stress-free.

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How to stop impulse spending

Aussies splashing cash when they’re having a bad day can seriously hurt their wallets. But there are some ways to control what you spend.

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The worst home loan deals stinging customers

UNAWARE mortgage customers are paying rates higher than six per cent and unnecessarily paying hundreds of dollars more per month. COMPARE MORTGAGE DEALS.

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How to get your tax return back faster

A majority of Australians store their receipts in an old shoebox, but experts say that’s likely to create a nightmare at tax time and there’s a better way to do it.

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Best ways to save on phone and data costs

Telecommunications companies are battling for your business, so be sure to make them earn it. Try these smartphone savings tips for your plans, data and handset.

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How to travel the world without paying

Travel costs a lot of money, but there are ways to reduce spending on some parts of a holiday to almost zero. You just need to know where to look.

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Why Australians need compulsory super

Some MPs are claiming that superannuation is a waste of time for many Australians, but they fail to forget that for many people it’s the only extra cash they might get.

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Crowd-funding won’t save your finances

Australians hit by personal disasters are begging for money online, but new research suggests it will never be enough to cover their losses.

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What next for the Bank of Mum and Dad?

Aussie mums and dads are finally getting some assistance in helping their children into the housing market, thanks to new incentives and new technologies.

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