How Aussie savers are keeping Reserve Bank interest rates high
The wealth gap between people with big home loans and people with big bank deposits has widened, and will expand further.
The wealth gap between people with big home loans and people with big bank deposits has widened, and will expand further.
Retiree couples today need almost $9500 a year more for a comfortable retirement than in 2021, but some relief has arrived.
Surging living costs have put a dampener on many households’ festive season plans, but experts say it’s still possible to party.
Aussie superannuation balances have passed $4 trillion, but we’re losing ground in some global measurements. There are key reasons for this.
Car repairs, medical expenses and other bills are forcing young adults into costly financial decisions as they borrow more than ever.
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Retirees have enjoyed a strong safety net during the cost-of-living crisis as many ‘live the high life’, but it may soon start to fray.
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Surging living costs threaten the affordability of life insurance for millions of Aussies, as confusion and misunderstandings hurt too.
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Up 25 per cent, or down 2 per cent? There’s a huge difference in home values across Australia, and a key reason for much of it.
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It may take a while, but transforming tax refunds into big bucks is a potential life-changer, as long as you avoid an urge to splurge.
Interest rate cuts are not yet on the Reserve Bank’s agenda, but borrowers still have ways to wipe out a mortgage quickly.
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