Seven scams making tax time tougher
A surge in scams in 2022 threatens to easily eclipse victims’ losses last year, and your tax return is a key target for criminals.
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How to invest for your children
Parents and grandparents can make a huge difference to a child’s future balance sheet, and also their financial brain. Here’s how.
Seven steps to start investing
Sliding stockmarkets may fall further, but some analysts say there are bargains emerging. Here’s how to begin investing.
Pressure on Bank of Mum and Dad: what parents can do
Parents who use gifts, loans or other financial measures to help children buy homes are being urged to double-check the deal.
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How to prep for the cost of having a baby
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Big problem Aussies have with tap and go
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The best time to fix your home loan in 2019
Home loan customers are in the box seat to get ridiculously low deals as lenders continue to slash fixed rates. But experts warn there’s a risk involved in locking yourself in.
Leakage spending ruins home buying plan
Young Australians are shunning smoking but their disposable income is being spent in other areas and it’s stopping them saving for a home, new research has found
The real risks of negative equity
Negative equity is becoming a reality for some borrowers and it’s only going to get worse, the nation’s central bank has warned.
Retirees make a return to the workforce
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The cheapest place to buy groceries
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