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Should you delay your retirement?

Stressing about finances after finishing work may not be justified for many senior Australians.

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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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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JULY 25, 2022: Philip Lowe, the Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia buys some lunch before heading to the office in Sydney., Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper

OPINIONOpinion

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.

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ANALYSISNational

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.

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Smashed avocado on organic soy and quinoa toast. Daark Cafe on the Gold Coast. Picture: Tertius Pickard

Millennials smash the avocado myth

They’ve been maligned for focusing on travel, fun and fashion ahead of serious savings, but a new study says Millennials could be the nation’s best savers.

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Why online shopping can blow out

Online shopping is very easy to do but nothing beats bricks and mortar store. This is how you can easily get caught out when ordering up online.

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Major tax mistakes that could cost you

More than two million Australians have already lodged their returns but it’s resulting in many making mistakes that could cost them money. These are the errors you need to avoid.

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Top superannuation funds revealed

The best-performing superannuation funds for the 2018-19 financial have been announced. Find out if your money is with one of the nation’s top funds.

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Property investing set for a turnaround

Property investors have endured sinking prices, tough bank lending rules and the spectre of new taxes. But things are finally looking up. COMPARE INVESTMENT HOME LOANS

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Everything you need to know about tax time

From calculating how much extra cash you’ll get back, to how to invest your refund, here is everything you need to know to easily navigate tax time.

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Amelie Jones, 12 and Charlotte Jones, 14, enjoying a juice at Devon Cafe, in Surry Hills, today. (See story on kids using wearable devices to pay at the checkout). Picture: Justin Lloyd.

Children ditch cash and turn to payment devices

Children are the latest group embracing tap and go technology to pay at the checkout. But is this is a bad way for them to learn about money?

Adelaide entrepreneur and My Budget founder Tammy Barton talks to the Sunday Mail 20 years on from launching her hugely successful business ... she relaxes at one of her favourite spots, Glenelg. 28 March 2019. Picture Dean Martin

Tricks to save cash when shopping online

The internet has made it easier than ever to find bargains, but online shopping strategies shouldn’t stop at research. There are other ways to use it to grab a good deal.

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Five mistakes harming your superannuation

Superannuation can be put at the back of your mind until it’s too late. Here’s five things you should check to make sure you are not hurting your retirement savings.

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Kill credit card debt once and for all

Australians owe more than $51 billion in credit card debt but now is your chance to finally get rid of money owing on plastic. Here’s how you can kick your credit debt quickly and save yourself a packet.

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