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Too many Aussies heading into retirement blindfolded

Running out of money and paying too much tax are two of the biggest dangers threatening retirees. Here’s how to prevent them.

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Why resources stocks are our experts’ top share tips this week

The latest ‘buy’ recommendations are dominated by one of the weakest performing ASX sectors this year. Here’s why.

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Westpac follows ANZ with unwelcome tweaks for savers

Bonus savings accounts have long caused consumer confusion, and are stingy for many savers. Now they’re changing again.

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Don’t fall into the fixed-rate home loan trap

Rushing to rearrange your mortgage as fixed rates start falling can be dangerous to your future wealth. Here’s why.

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Has your Christmas just been stolen by the Reserve Bank?

Borrowers and retailers have been bashed by the latest interest rate rise, and fear more, although history delivers a ray of hope.

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Paws on spending: how to cut the cost of pet care

Pets outnumber humans in Australia today but the rising cost of caring for cats and dogs is prompting people to seek savings.

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Bonds were shaken, and now causing a stir

Fixed income was a 2022 investment ugly duckling, but the year ahead looks promising for people seeking solid returns.

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Aussie dollar dilemma: money tips for travellers

There’s a risk that the battling Australian dollar could fall further in the months ahead, so clever currency moves may be needed.

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When will the property investor exodus end?

Many real estate investors are frustrated and are voting with their feet, but a brighter horizon may appear soon.

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How to buy a home with a low or no deposit

Getting a foot in the door of home ownership is hard as interest rates and prices rise, but a big 20 per cent deposit can be avoided.

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Will you have enough? How much super you should have at your age

Superannuation balances fall short for many new retirees, but the news for younger workers is better. See how your super measures up.

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Get rich: How compound interest can make you millions

The most powerful tool for getting richer happens while people are sleeping, and here’s how it can be harnessed.

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How high could oil prices go?

They’re called oil shocks for a reason, and a wider war in the Middle East could send prices climbing higher than almost everybody imagines.

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10 ways to be a property investor without borrowing $1m

As real estate investors sell up, opportunities are opening for new ones, and they don’t need huge mortgages to get a foot in the door.

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