Rates up again: What it means for you
The super-sized rate rise from the Reserve Bank was its biggest jump in 22 years. Here’s how it impacts your wealth.
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Why your biggest financial shock is at home
Household wealth is holding up well but financial pain is hitting people anyway. It’s a food fight, and there are ways to combat it.
Student debt surge: how it works and hurts
Students’ HELP debts have jumped by the largest amount since 2009. As inflation rises further, here’s what to think about.
Rate rises of 2.5%? Tell ’em they’re dreamin’
Home loan interest rates will continue climbing in June, but don’t expect them to hit the levels some are forecasting.
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Big change coming to your credit report
Banks and other lenders are sharing more of your loan data – both the good stuff and the bad – as part of a national revamp of our credit reporting system. Here’s what you need to know.
Pricey problem catching out online shoppers
Australians love to shop online but they need to take caution when ordering up. This is catching out a majority of shoppers when they make purchases.
The family disaster that made me a money guru
Effie Zahos is one of Australia’s best-known financial experts but there’s one lesson she learned from a young age that made her become extremely savvy.
Watch list for share investors
Companies are finding it tougher to generate profits, the latest reporting season showed, and it’s important for investors to keep an eye on some key themes.
How social media makes us spend
Shopping addicts who can’t control their online spending urges are advised to do a social media stocktake, as brands increasingly tempt us around the clock.
New credit card threats revealed
As credit card scams continue to climb, cardholders are being warned to better protect themselves from fraudsters who are bypassing improved anti-scam technology.
Aussie stock market players’ new trend
It used to be fun buying big, blue chip Australian companies. Now it’s fraught with danger for many investors amid volatile financial markets, and has sparked a new trend.
Latest private health insurance changes
PRIVATE health insurance members should be keeping an eye out for their premium renewals. There’s many changes coming your way from April 1.
Secret reason relationships fail
We’ve seen many couples on Married At First Sight quickly bust up but this is the real reason many couples end up calling it quits.
How robots can manage your cash
Robots in the movies may often be scary, but when it comes to helping Australians save and invest, machines are playing a new role.
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