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Happy birthday to suuu-perrr: Aussies are big winners as our superannuation system changes for the better.
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Australians now have a huge financial footprint online, so how do you safeguard your digital assets from death or disability?
Lying for life insurance is a costly tactic
Life insurance companies will avoid paying out claims if they can, and too many Australians are giving them a reason to reject.
Property versus shares: what wins in the weakness?
The financial year is almost over and many investments face dark storm clouds, but there’s a way to navigate the uncertainty.
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Best super funds of the decade revealed
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What to do about bank shares
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Why I’d rather travel than buy a home
Sophie Absolom has little interest in buying her first home. Instead, she’d much rather spend thousands each year on holidays. This is why.
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