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How low could Aussie shares go?

How low could Aussie shares go?

Heavy falls on the ASX are forecast to continue as global markets grapple with surging inflation and interest rates.

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Compare how your super stacks up

Compare how your super stacks up

Super funds are battling financial market turmoil, but average balances climbed during the pandemic despite big withdrawals.

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Tips for global investors in a world of worry

Tips for global investors in a world of worry

International shares have fallen further than Aussie stocks so far this year, but things can change fast, and diversification pays off.

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Unleash your ‘second half’ of life, work and wealth

Unleash your ‘second half’ of life, work and wealth

New research has found that a career change in your 40s, 50s or 60s can deliver financial gains as well as emotional benefits.

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Private health insurance price rises on April 1. Dental Surgeon Dr David Kozor from Nova Dental. Picture: David Caird

How to avoid health insurance price hikes

Health insurance premiums will rise by an average of 3.25 per cent on April 1 but there are things you can do to save money.

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A landlord’s worst nightmare

EVERY landlord dreads the day when their tenant just suddenly stops paying rent. So what are your rights if this happens?

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Financial steps to protect yourself in a divorce

Until death do us apart isn’t always the case for couples tying the knot. Here’s what you need to do to ensure you can cope financially if it all falls apart.

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Five questions you must ask your health insurer

Health insurance members have just two weeks until their premiums increase and are being warned to take action to ensure they do not get ripped off.

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Keep your hair on, change is coming to your money

Changes to the way Australians save, invest, bank and borrow are likely this year, but there’s no need to rush into making uneducated decisions.

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Super backflip could hit your savings plans

Just when you think the superannuation system is free of government tinkering, there’s more changes on the horizon as we fast approach a federal election.

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How this credit card debt spiralled to $70,000

IT was the text message I was dreading, my mate’s attempt to get out of credit card debt has failed miserably. This is how he got himself into serious financial strife.

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ANZ reveals home lending rules shake-up

ANZ has announced a drastic overhaul of its home lending products in an attempt to lure investors back to the property market.

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David and Libby Koch

How to avoid investment stress

Investors can sabotage their portfolios by making some simple money mistakes. David and Libby Koch put a spotlight on the pitfalls.

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Share dividends shine, but beware

Shareholders were rewarded with higher dividends and a few bonus special dividends in the recent reporting season, but that doesn’t mean the strong income flow will continue.

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