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Retirement saving: are you a super spouse?

Superannuation balances can be boosted significantly and tax savings await for people who are generous towards their partner.

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Don’t like your kids? There are other inheritance options

As trillions of dollars of assets begin transferring from baby boomers, money and law specialists warn parents to be careful.

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Share tips: a global flavour for your stock portfolio

Our experts’ buy, hold and sell recommendations this week have an international element. See their top suggestions.

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Money pain: the harsh household cost of being busy

Too busy to check the interest rate and conditions on your loans and deposits? It could be losing you thousands of dollars a year.

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Silent or sneaky? Banks pushing up credit card interest

Consumers are being slugged more interest on their credit card debts by the big banks, and shouldn’t expect relief soon.

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Best and worst shares: a March quarter scorecard

A rollercoaster ride on the stock market ended with a pre-Easter flourish. See the March quarter’s biggest winners and losers.

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Inflation’s impact: what the numbers mean for you

The prices squeeze continues, and it spells uncertainty for households and businesses despite the lower than expected consumer price index result.

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How rounding up can make you richer

Savvy savers and investors are keeping their eyes on the money ball and using spare cents to improve their financial strength.

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Money down the drain for those stung by private health surcharge

Many people without hospital cover pay an average $1300 of extra tax through the Medicare Levy Surcharge, but don’t have to.

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Would you give, or take, an early inheritance?

As Baby Boomers move through retirement, families are dealing with tricky questions around transferring wealth. Take our poll.

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A $19bn dividends shower is on its way

Millions of people will receive a huge Easter gift this week with a flood of dividends from Aussie companies. See the payment dates.

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Six ways to slash your mortgage costs

Home loan pressure will continue regardless of what the Reserve Bank does with rates this year, so it’s wise to seek savings.

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Cash’s disappearing act slows as nostalgia steps up

Cash remains resilient despite banks closing branches and ATMs, and new research suggests peoples’ money mindsets play a role.

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Pensions rise for millions: how to make yours bigger

Five million people received a social security rise this week and are being urged to check their entitlements. See the new numbers.

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