10 travel hacks to save your holiday cash
Whether you’re heading interstate or overseas, there are plenty of ways to cut the cost of travel and free up more money to spend on its rich experiences.
Lifehacks
Buy now, pay later schemes hurting Aussies
Buy now, pay later schemes like Afterpay and Zippay have never been more popular with Australian shoppers, but one in six users are ending up in financial heartache, it’s been revealed.
How to turn $5 into $50,000
MANY of us can spare five bucks a day, and if put to good use it can grow to tens of thousands of dollars over time. Here’s how long you’ll have to wait.
Should you do grocery shopping daily or weekly?
DAILY versus weekly trips to the supermarket. It’s a question that gets everyone stirred up and divides opinion. Here’s which is better and what will save you the most money.
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Financial risks of moving in together
ROMANTIC days like today are great to take your relationship to the next level, but before you decide to move in together, make sure you’ve discussed these 11 tricky money issues first.
How lifehacks saved you thousands
SEVEN days of savings that will change your life has come to a close, but the tips and tricks are all still here to get you on your way.
Make the boss an offer they can’t refuse
YOUR boss might be a big fan of your work but legitimately unable to give you more money, so negotiate for flexible conditions.
How to find your unclaimed money
FEDERAL Treasurer Scott Morrison has a surplus of his own to collect, thanks to a forgotten bank account. Here’s how to locate your missing money.
How to get a raise in a slow economy
COMPANIES are tightening their belts, but you are overdue for a payrise. Kochie looks at the best way to go about it.
Place yourself perfectly for a payrise
AUSSIES looking for a payrise should go ahead and ask their boss, but not before building a good case.
The traps of using super to buy property
MORE Australians want to safeguard their retirement by tapping into the booming property market, but there are some crucial things you need to know first.
Don’t waste your super on big fee funds
YOUR super is for your retirement, so why pay excessive fees to the biggest, shiniest funds? John Rolfe explains.
Rule changes see young Aussies in super strife
YOUNG Australians are facing a bleak future unless they finally get engaged with their superannuation and take action now.
Ignore your super at your peril
TAKE charge of your super now, David Koch says, or risk running out of money in retirement.
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