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June 30 arrives next week, so investors wanting to boost this year’s tax refund should act fast if they want bigger deductions.
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How low could Aussie shares go?
Heavy falls on the ASX are forecast to continue as global markets grapple with surging inflation and interest rates.
Compare how your super stacks up
Super funds are battling financial market turmoil, but average balances climbed during the pandemic despite big withdrawals.
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International shares have fallen further than Aussie stocks so far this year, but things can change fast, and diversification pays off.
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One big thing you should check at supermarkets
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When it’s the right time to tip
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What we can learn from overseas homebuyers
Buying a home has similar issues no matter what country you are in, and popular TV shows can teach Australians some interesting real estate lessons.
The queue Aussies are being forced to join
It’s surged in popularity in with demand outstripping the supply of government-funded packages. Now it’s time for Australians to act before age catches up with them.
How to cut your pet’s health costs
Millions of Australians own pets and many have noticed rising costs to keep their furry friends healthy. However, don’t pay more than you should when there are cheaper options available.
How $50 saved me getting a new smartphone
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Australians predict the nation to become cashless
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