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Inflation attack hits retirees hard
Soaring inflation has pushed up retirement costs significantly and many seniors don’t have extra income pay for the price rises.
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How your age affects your online banking
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No spin: the truth about Labor’s tax plans
Australians should make up their own minds about Labor’s tax plans for the upcoming federal election, say David and Libby Koch.
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Embracing new financial technologies is a great way to get richer without having to watch money markets or your spending habits every day.
Silver lining for Labor’s franking credit cash grab
Angry self-funded retirees are set to lose thousands of dollars a year of income under Labor’s tax plans, but not every financial specialist thinks it’s a bad idea.
Find the cheapest mobile phone deals
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