Property investing well beyond your own backyard
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Retirement is becoming more expensive and complex just as financial help for seniors sinks to multi-year lows.
How to know what life insurance you need
Don’t rely on super to protect your loved ones. You can uncover how much life insurance you need by asking a few key questions.
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Testing your money mind is simpler than it seems, and can show gaps in your financial literacy needing repair. Here’s how to do it.
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Why first-home buyers are turning to their parents
First-home buyers are optimistic about cracking into the property market now but not without asking for help from the bank of mum and dad.
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Government incentives for new buyers are expanding — but there are questions as to whether they should be used. Read more in our First Home Buyers Bible.
How you can save for your deposit
Low interest rates may be great when you have a mortgage, but they make it difficult to save for the deposit in the first place. Read more in our First Home Buyers Bible.
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Why cash is far from dead in Australia
Thousands of Australians were left empty-handed thanks to ANZ’s technical woes and it’s reiterates why cash will never die.
Best and worst super funds to be named and shamed
A traffic-light style rating system for superannuation which allows customers to compare funds has been slammed by the nation’s top body as “irresponsible”. See how the new system works.
How to baby-proof your finances
This week is the busiest time of the year for births, according to official data, so it’s a good idea to consider the costs of a new baby and how to manage them.
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