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Bitcoin and other digital currencies have been dumped in recent months, down almost 70 per cent, and a fresh problem looms.
Investment tax tips that deliver $10,000-plus
June 30 arrives next week, so investors wanting to boost this year’s tax refund should act fast if they want bigger deductions.
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Heavy falls on the ASX are forecast to continue as global markets grapple with surging inflation and interest rates.
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Put brakes on rising car costs
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New ways to pay for a wedding
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