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Save $1000: How to slash your power bill

Save $1000: How to slash your power bill

Energy experts say surging household power prices can be brought under control through these cost-saving strategies.

Weird investments: punting on the peculiar

Weird investments: punting on the peculiar

Some investments may seem truly wacky but it hasn’t stopped some savvy owners from making big money on them.

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What to do if a debt collector comes knocking

What to do if a debt collector comes knocking

As Australia’s cost of living crisis escalates, more households will find themselves facing debt collectors. Here’s how to handle it.

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Five banking mistakes that can cost you thousands

Banking is a boring household chore and, unlike mopping and washing, making these mistakes could cost you. These simple checks, however, may save you a small fortune.

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Golden rules to get a great rate

Interest rates have started falling for the first time in three years, but borrowers shouldn’t sit back and accept what their bank gives them. There are much better rates available for those who look.

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Kochie’s guide to getting recession-ready

With last week’s rate cut sparking fears of an impending recession, David and Libby Koch present five simple things you can do to help prepare for an economic downturn.

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What to do when your bank account is hacked

Hackers have become increasingly sophisticated in stealing your money — or your identity — using your banks accounts. Here’s how to act if you get stung.

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Millennials caught by online scams

Online shopping scam reports and losses are growing and younger Australians are big targets of the fraudsters. Here’s how to spot them and stop them.

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Rate cuts: why borrowers and savers should act now

There were winners and losers from last week’s Reserve Bank of Australia interest rate cut. Both borrowers and savers need to know how to maximise benefits or reduce pain.

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The rules for joint bank accounts

Hasty couples are rushing into merging their finances but experts warn they should set some ground rules first. When is it OK to share money with your partner?

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Meal kits that are good value and not worth it

Meal kit services deliver fresh ingredients and recipes to your home each week, but at between $5 and $11 a pop, the price needs to be weighed up.

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Tax steps you need to take now

June 30 is fast approaching, which means the door will soon slam on opportunities to grab a bigger tax refund. Now is the time to act, and seek expert help if you need it before it’s too late.

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The right place to put your super

Choosing how your superannuation is invested is an important step in creating enough future wealth to enjoy retirement. Here’s what you need to know.

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Why rate cuts give you more power

Banks that didn’t pass on the full Reserve Bank interest rate cut this week have been in the firing line of an angry public and politicians. But talk is cheap — vote with your feet.

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