Big switch is right on target
THE Big Insurance Switch has hit its ramped-up target of 40,000 sign-ups as consumers push for a better deal on home and contents cover.
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How to find the best cover
KNOWING the ins and outs of home and contents insurance will help you score a cost-effective policy that has you properly covered.
Too many caught short on life cover
INSUFFICIENT life insurance cover is leaving Australians completely exposed if something goes wrong.
Insurance crisis? Where else but Qld
DESPITE home insurance premiums rising 110 per cent nationally, there’s apparently no plan to help those outside the Sunshine State tackle the issue.
How to save a bundle
A GROWING number of consumers are bundling multiple insurance products together and reaping the financial rewards.
Credit card campaign delivers
PEOPLE power has prevailed again. A consumer campaign for lower credit card rates has delivered better value Australia’s eight million card holders.
Thousands join insurance rebellion
MORE than 28,000 people have signed up to the Big Insurance Switch campaign for lower costs on home and contents insurance.
When cheap isn’t always cheerful
BUYING policies online is growing in popularity, but “if you take insurance out blindly there’s no point being covered”.
A life rebuilt in Yasi’s wake
HAVING insurance gave Stu McBeath enough to start over after Cyclone Yasi, but the loss he experienced changed his view on how he should run his life.
Aussies stung by insurance hikes
FAMILIES face a home insurance affordability crisis, with premiums doubling in just five years.
Home warranties spring a leak
WARRANTIES for fire safety and waterproofing defects in thousands of new homes could be slashed from six years to two.
Big insurers leave towns high and dry
AUSTRALIA’S biggest insurers are accused of abandoning vulnerable customers.
How to rebuild after a bushfire crisis
WE bring you a guide on how to begin getting your life back to normal in the midst of a fire disaster.
Were a nation of scrooges
AUSTRALIA has been transformed from a nation of spenders to scrooge-like savers as households strive to pay off debt.
Let’s get drastic about plastic
WE aim to help you shave hundreds of dollars off your credit card debt. Here’s how.
Shoppers will never pay off debt
ALMOST 5 million Australians who used credit cards at Christmas are still paying off the debt – many of those will never pay it off.
Watch out for mates taking a lend
AUSTRALIANS are quick to lend money to their family and friends but slow to get it back.
Time for a fair go on credit
LET’S vote with our feet to wrangle better credit card deals, writes David Koch.
Holiday homes with best returns
WANT to invest in a holiday home? Not sure where will give you not just a nice break but also help the bank balance. Well this is where you should buy.
Gen Y clueless about super
AN alarming number of Gen Ys have no idea about super, with many letting their employers control their retirement savings.
Big banks dividends on a roll
PROFIT forecasts of the big four bode well for investors.
Norwich stalls Spurs top-four push
TOTTENHAM lose ground in the race for Champions League qualification as Norwich City boosted their hopes of EPL survival.
Still time to sign up for fairer credit cards
BANKS big and small are clamouring for information about a consumer campaign for fairer credit card rates.
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