Aussie dollar’s drop tipped to worsen
Borrowers and many businesses and travellers are being stung by the sinking Australian dollar, and the fall may not be over yet.
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Rate rise: our economy is walking a tightrope
A sensible slowdown in Reserve Bank interest rate rises means Australia may sail through the global economic storm better than most nations.
Interest rate pain: Five things to do with your mortgage now
Tuesday’s rate rise means borrowers will pay 36 per cent more on their mortgages than six months ago. Here’s a survival checklist.
Money under the mattress: why stashing cash is a bad idea
Rising inflation and interest rates make storing money at home an increasingly dangerous and costly strategy.
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The fine print and pitfalls of loan fees
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Side hustles you can start now
Experts have identified the side hustles that could help you keep money coming in in these uncertain times — but workers may have to step outside their comfort zones.
Coronavirus panic buying ‘makes zero sense’
The empty shelves at stores around the country are not only hurting older Australians, writes Sophie Elsworth. This is no time to be spending hundreds of dollars needlessly stockpiling.
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