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Saving without sacrifice: Build your bank balance without killing fun

Spending money on enjoyment should not be seen as wasting it, and a good mindset and plan can help you save at the same time.

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Inflation’s impact over 40 years: and the loser is …

Surging living costs sharpen peoples’ focus on rising prices. See the top 25 biggest increases from the Consumer Price Index.

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Why Australians’ wealth is more equal than most

The rich get richer and the poor get poorer, but not as rich and poor as people in other countries. See how Australia measures up.

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CommBank breaks a big share price barrier

In the space of minutes on Monday Commonwealth Bank shares hit $150 and its market cap reached $250bn. Where to next?

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ANALYSISBusiness

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GDP pain: why we’re already in a two-year recession

By one key measure, Australia is battling through a long-running recession, and new economic numbers suggest it’s getting worse.

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Why the big four banks’ bullish run is looking wobbly

They’ve starred on the share market in 2023-34, but shares in CBA, ANZ, NAB and Westpac look set for tougher times. Here’s why.

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How to stop your kids blowing their inheritance

These five tips can help prevent a wasted inheritance as trillions of dollars pass from baby boomers to younger generations.

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Hardship help ignored by many battling to repay debt

The proportion of Australians who are struggling to make their debt repayments is likely to shock many people.

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OPINIONProperty

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Is that home deposit inked on your arm?

You can’t help but wonder how many young potential home buyers are wearing all, or part, of their potential home deposit on their bodies in the form of expensive tattoos?

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Tax time 2024 confusion: the biggest myths

Confused by income tax rules? Join the 90 per cent club, as a new study finds most of us are baffled. See the main misconceptions.

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The best money moves to make before June 30

The clock is ticking for money-saving and tax refund-boosting strategies before the end of financial year. Try these experts’ tips.

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ANALYSISNational

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Inflation up: what it means for your money, mortgage and job

CPI inflation is again higher than expected, despite government efforts to artificially lower it. Here’s what it means for you.

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Wins for seniors: how much it now costs to retire comfortably

Retirees are enjoying financial relief on several fronts, and new research shows what they need to be comfortable. See the spending tables.

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OPINIONBusiness

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How a sneaky superannuation rule cost me $4000

Switching super funds could lose you thousands of dollars in tax deductions if you get caught out by this obscure money trap.

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