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Seven ways to save money this Christmas

Times are tough, and Christmas won’t be cruisy for households this year on the spending front. But there are things you can do and plan now.

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Why retirees need more than a roof over their head

Owning a home in retirement beats renting, but even then it’s not enough, say National Seniors Australia and Challenger.

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Why rewards credit cards are losing their shine

Frequent flyers and others who use credit card reward points now must spend more bucks for the same bang, research has found.

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Record-breaking stockmarkets: what you should do now

Shares are booming in Australia, the US and elsewhere, which is both tempting and scary for investors. Remember these rules.

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Cash deposits boosted again but windfall comes with catches

Soaring interest rates have delivered savings accounts an interest milestone, but experts say many people are wasting opportunities.

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Migration’s impact on mortgages, home values and rents

A boom in migrants is helping to cause housing havoc in Australia and making both property and peoples’ finances weird right now.

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New ways to cut your energy bill

Crippling rises in electricity costs are prompting people to find fresh strategies to ease the financial pain. Experts share their tips.

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US Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell speaks during a news conference after a Federal Open Market Committee meeting at the Federal Reserve in Washington, DC, on November 1, 2023. The Federal Reserve voted on November 1, 2023, to hold interest rates at a 22-year high for the second straight meeting, as it moves to slow stubborn inflation without damaging the strong economy. The decision to keep its benchmark lending rate between 5.25 percent and 5.50 percent gives policymakers time to

Inflation, interest rates and home loans: a tale of two countries

Softer-than-expected inflation in the US has fired up financial markets, but what does it mean for your mortgage, savings and travel plans?

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What SuperCoach teaches you about investing

Fantasy sports share some important lessons with the world of finance and investment.

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Tax tricks that rich people use, and how they can help you

Late billionaire Kerry Packer famously spoke about minimising tax, and there are many strategies everyday Australians can use.

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Black Friday sales, Optus outage spark new scam warnings

Scammers are sharpening their tools to target deal-hungry shoppers in a key sales period. Here’s how to protect yourself.

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Reader verdict: Most Aussies still love cold hard cash

Despite dwindling ATM numbers and forecasts about the death of cash, it remains very popular especially after the major Optus outage. See the surprising poll results.

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Should you expect a Santa rally on the ASX?

Historically a wave of Christmas cheer pushes share prices higher late in the year, but analysts’ opinions are mixed about 2023.

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Learn super’s rules to make more money from your nest egg

Financial advisers eat superannuation rules for breakfast, but the rest of us can learn them to have much more retirement savings.

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