Lying for life insurance is a costly tactic
Life insurance companies will avoid paying out claims if they can, and too many Australians are giving them a reason to reject.
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Property versus shares: what wins in the weakness?
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Your June 30 superannuation checklist
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A mortgage cliff is coming. Here’s how to land safely
Home loan interest rates are surging for those who haven’t fixed their mortgage, and danger looms for millions who have.
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Leave investors alone, don’t touch negative gearing
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Don’t buy the wrong dong
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Where Millennials spend their drinking money
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Why my mortgage rose by $1000 a month
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Tax trap hits property investors
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Put your super on the right path
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The new money makers on Airbnb
Cost of living pressures are rising, and these Australians don’t have rising wages to match them. So they’re turning to a fresh income source.
Aussie couple caught in Jetstar fee drama with nappy bag
Scott and Annie Harris were made to pay extra for their nappy bag on a recent Jetstar flight, as the airline admitted to ripping off customers by charging more for baggage on certain flights.
Budget sweeteners on the way
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