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Five reasons why you won’t get a big pay rise any time soon

If you’re hoping for a significant jump in your wage, you may be disappointed, as several factors pile pressure on businesses.

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A decade of debt on credit cards: what we have learned

Credit card interest costs have dropped as Australians wisened up about wasting money, but a new danger has emerged.

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Share tips: the impact of our rising unemployment

An unloved ASX-listed company is struggling as the jobless rate hits its highest level in years, but the bad news appears priced in.

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The dangerous way Generations Y and Z battle cost of living crisis

Car repairs, medical expenses and other bills are forcing young adults into costly financial decisions as they borrow more than ever.

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First Home Guarantee scheme not always sweet

A home loan shouldn’t be like a box of chocolates – it’s up to you to decide how much debt you get.

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Tips for tenants to get a property

Rental markets have improved slightly for tenants but remain tough to crack. Here are ways to find the right property at the right price.

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Why I’m sick of jumping through savings hoops

Personal finance commentator Effie Zahos says there is not reason the cash deposits should be so complicated, and change is needed.

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Why now is the best time to grow your super

Most people ‘discover’ superannuation a little too late in life, but there remain plenty of ways to build a bigger nest egg.

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The rise and fall of fixed-rate home loans

Mortgage interest rates have sent borrowers on a crazy roller coaster ride, and some are now at the scariest part. Do fixed rates have a future?

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Why your tax refund is shrinking this year

A tax triple-whammy is hitting ATO refunds as a generous offset disappears, working from home weakens and interest income jumps.

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Grocery pain remains: the biggest price rises

63% hike: Grocery item price rises revealed

Some major brand’s supermarket staples have surged 30 per cent, but lovers of pies, pet food and Monte Carlos can rejoice. See the list of biggest price rises and falls.

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How to hang up on high phone bills

Phone plan charges have climbed this month for many Australians, but experts say there are ways to cut your costs.

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How our economy is dancing on the world stage

Australia’s economy is not exactly whirling its way up the global financial ladder, but its moves compare well with other countries.

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How the Bank of Mum and Dad is stepping up

Parents and grandparents are widening the ways they deliver children and young adults a brighter financial future.

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