How your credit score can save you money
Loan interest can be less for people who keep track of and control their credit score. Here’s how to be seen as a better borrower.
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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.
Petrol pain ahead: how to cut costs
Fuel prices have been back near record highs, and many motorists don’t realise a 22c jump is coming. Here’s what you can do.
Tax tricks now to earn yourself big bucks
Some clever tax tactics in the next month can potentially boost Australians’ refunds this year by thousands of dollars. Here’s how.
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Silver lining for Labor’s franking credit cash grab
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Find the cheapest mobile phone deals
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Fighting back against financial stress
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Hits from the past can save you cash
Everything old is new again, and it’s freaking me out financially. With Queen more popular now than they ever were, it’s time to channel our nostalgic craziness into saving more money.
The gorilla that makes us spend
Regardless of how much money you earn this is one golden rule to ensure you will always have enough money to get by.
Turn your trash into quick cash
Marie Kondo set the world on fire with her approach to tidying up your home – but decluttering can also help you make some serious money.
Assess whether mortgage brokers are worth it
The mortgage broking industry is set for a drastic shake up but is it still worth using a broker to get a good deal? Or should you just do it yourself?
Get your super back from the ATO
The Australian Taxation Office could have your super. If you’re like millions of Australians, you may not even realise it.
How low can interest rates go?
Australia’s official interest rate has been stable for more than two years, but fresh talk of rate cuts in the coming 12 months has home buyers and investors wondering how low they can go.
Positives to a plummeting property market
Falling house prices in most capital cities have sparked fears among property owners and investors. But every city moves in cycles, and the long-term results have been stunning.
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