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FOR HIBERNATION - The Joyful Frugalista Serina Bird with her pantry at home in Canberra. Picture by Sean Davey

Seven ways to declutter your home and save thousands

Decluttering has taken off during the pandemic and spring is the perfect time to continue the trend. Here’s how getting rid of the stuff you don’t need can save you big bucks.

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Boys and girl happily enjoying ice creams and popsicles in the park

How to have family fun on a budget

School holidays inevitably mean kids will get bored at home. It’s easy to give into digital babysitting but there are ways to keep your kids engaged without it costing a fortune.

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Half price Huggies and more supermarket deals

Half price Huggies and more supermarket deals

These are the best deals at supermarket giants Coles, Woolworths, Aldi and IGA right now to help make your weekly shop easier.

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Group Of Children Eating Jelly And Cake At Outdoor Tea Party Raising Hands Covered In Chocolate Happy

How to make a classic chocolate cake for just $2

Improvisation was the order of the day during the Great Depression. And this treasured family recipe — from a beloved grandmother who inspired an Aussie icon — has stood the test of time.

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Woman cooking spaghetti

Save $50 a week by clearing out your pantry

Using ingredients you’ve already got in your cupboard is a great way to give your savings a boost and make quick week-night meals. Here are some top tips that will save you big bucks.

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News Corp Australia's 2017 Win Groceries for a Year worth $25,000 Competition - stock image. Grandmother, mother and child with groceries.

How you can save $60 a week in just 15 minutes

Want to make some extra cash? In this current environment, it’s hard to get promoted or find a side hustle. But there is a solution and it only takes 15 minutes out of your week.

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FOR HIBERNATION - The Joyful Frugalista Serina Bird making soup at home in Canberra. Picture by Sean Davey

How to make soup for 35 cents a bowl

One of the magical things about soup is that it’s a great way to turn otherwise worthless scraps into a tasty dish. Check out our top tips for warming and filling meals on a budget.

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04/08/2016: The South Yarra Coles Express Pilot Store. Stuart McEvoy for The Australian.

Coles’ massive change to the way you shop

Coles’ weekly shopping catalogue is undergoing a makeover with the COVID-19 pandemic forcing more Australians indoors and online.

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supermarket bargains on sale right now

Best supermarket bargains you can’t ignore

These are the best bargains at Coles, Woolworths, Aldi and IGA which include half price laundry liquid, cheap chicken, baked beans and other household items.

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FOR HIBERNATION - The Joyful Frugalista Serina Bird at home with her son Audie, 8, making pizza. Picture by Sean Davey.

Best homemade pizza, quiche and fried rice for under $10

Being a frugal foodie is a lot easier than people think. Joyful Frugalista Serina Bird shows you how to create cheap and delicious meals like her homemade pizza dough.

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shopping bargains for aussies right now

Supermarket bargains: 79c soup, $1 cookies, $3 oats

Today we launch the Savvy Shopper catalogue form guide. It’s your one stop shop to find the best weekly grocery bargains in Coles, Woolworths, Aldi, IGA and other retailers.

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The Plomarit family, Nicolas, 5, Irene, Teri, 7, Noel, and Anais, 3, at home, in Panania, know how to keep costs down. Picture: Justin Lloyd

How to feed your family on just $10 a day

Can a family have a food budget of only $70 a week – $10 a day – and still eat healthily? The answer is yes. Check out some top tips and enter our competition.

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Lisa Christo, lawyer and tax specialist, from NDA Law

Tax mistakes Aussies must avoid

Errors on your 2020 tax return – either accidental or deliberate – can result in painful consequences. This is what Aussies must do to avoid a stressful audit.

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