Protect your home for under $300
HOUSEHOLD crimes have been grabbing national headlines, and new data shows many homes are impacted, but you don’t need to spend thousands of dollars to be secure.
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Three money lessons all kids need
KNOWING the most important financial lessons to teach children will give them a good start in life when it comes to managing their money successfully.
Skimmers waited a year to steal money
IT WAS 15 months after Tim McIntyre’s last holiday and the middle of the night when money began disappearing from his travel card account. But how?
I save $2000 a month by hanging out with dogs
MEET Australia’s greatest share economist. She saves nearly $25,000 a year and here is how you can too.
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How to get a better rate on your mortgage
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Five golden credit card rules
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How to go far with rewards points
YOU really can get something for nothing if you know how to use credit card rewards properly, Anthony Keane explains.
How I survive with no credit card
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I am the perfect credit card user
CREDIT cards get such a bad rap, but Sophie Elsworth has had nothing but good experiences. Here’s why.
Forget the mortgage and clear plastic debt
AUSSIES are way ahead on mortgage repayments, data has shown, so why are we lagging behind on credit card debt?
Credit complacency stings young Aussies
AUSSIES are getting credit cards for the wrong reasons, experts say, but some young spenders are bucking the trend.
Save thousands on your car costs
TRANSPORT costs families huge money every year and the biggest expense is the car. Kochie shows you how to slash those costs.
Ditch your car and save plenty
CARS can set you back more than $10,000 a year, so, why not experiment by going a year without one to save money? Here is how you can do just that.
Why I fill my car when it’s not empty
JOHN Rolfe explains how he saves big cash by filling his car with petrol at a certain time, even when he is nowhere near empty.
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