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Saving the planet at home
THE debate about reducing carbon emissions often centres on how on the costs to the economy, but according to an analysis conducted for Value Hunter, reductions in the family home can save more than $1000 in one year.
Savings under our noses
THOUSANDS of motorists each week pass the nearest petrol station and drive out of their way to use fuel vouchers for a meagre $2 saving on an average fuel tank.
Claw back your super fees
SUPERANNUATION and managed funds returned record losses in the last financial year and, to add insult to injury, advisers and managers still deduct hidden fees.
Get your budget out of the red
IF the electricity bill’s arrival causes fiscal stress, you need to learn the essential art of budgeting, according to The Wesley Mission’s respected financial counselling service.
Rebate shock could prove a panel beater
THE scrapping of the $8000 solar panel rebate last week, three weeks earlier than expected, has left thousands of people wondering whether solar is still economically viable.
Get more from your fresh fruit and veg
FOR every five bags of groceries consumers buy, one ends up in the bin. More conscientious shopping, cooking and storage could save families $6 billion a year.
Mum won’t see son for 18 years
SPECIAL REPORT: A distraught mother has lost her battle to keep her son after a court ruled she suffers from the discredited medical condition Munchausen’s by proxy. Here is her story. Video
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