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Stock market’s 15 years of going nowhere

Share values are the same today as they were before the Global Financial Crisis, but there is a silver lining.

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How women can grow their super faster

How women can grow their super faster

Superannuation balance gender gaps begin widening early in women’s working lives. Here’s how they can be stopped.

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10 biggest causes of phone and internet anger

Tens of thousands of complaints reached the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman in 2021-22. Here’s what upsets consumers the most.

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The true meaning of wealth: powerful words of wisdom

Billionaire Warren Buffett, Ancient Greek philosopher Plato and actor Steve Martin may help shape your thoughts about money.

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The information that could stop you getting credit

Consumers should be checking their credit report because it can impact their ability to get a loan. These are the important pieces of information that can impact your credit file.

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Trim what you spend on your hair

Each year Australians spend hundreds of dollars — sometimes thousands — on their hair, but there are some simple ways to cut back this expense.

Jaemarie Straatman, 32, and her fiancee Christopher Peterson, 36, worked together to try and wipe $60,000 in debts including credit cards and personal loans. Picture: Supplied.

How to dig yourself out of debt

Eighteen months into a new relationship, Jaemarie Straatman realised just how big a debt her partner was carrying. This is how they went from the bombshell moment to buying a new house.

Business Technology

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The big July 1 change that’s confusing bosses

Payroll reporting to the ATO becomes fully digital from Monday for every business that employs at least one worker. The change has caused some concern for business owners.

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Energy retailers dump pay-on-time discounts

Big power companies are dumping pay-on-time discounts but the change could be a good thing for customers.

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Tax could cost retirees’ kids thousands

Retirement planning is complex and if super fund members get their strategy wrong it can end up costing their children and other beneficiaries a fortune.

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Why interest rates will stay low for longer

The new world of low interest rates, low inflation and low unemployment will continue to have a big impact on your mortgage for longer than you might think.

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How to turn your great idea into cash

Many people have a good business idea but never get it off the ground. Starting a business can be complex, but extremely rewarding, so here’s how to do it.

Chelsea McManaway, 19, Wooloowin, (0478762207) browses the shelves at Wilston Officeworks. Officeworks half year results were published today(150217). Photo: Claudia Baxter

Go Sunday shopping for tax deductions

A handy tax refund is up for grabs for workers and business owners to make tax-deductible end-of-financial year purchases today.

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Why Frequent Flyer points aren’t worth it

Many jetsetters love to rack up Frequent Flyer points but chasing rewards points is not for everyone. They’re restrictive and don’t offer the perks they promise. HAVE YOUR SAY

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