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How to destroy value in a home
Here’s some advice to trash your property’s value, but you don’t necessarily have to follow it. Gnome sayin?
Magic number that makes health insurance a tax slug
Ditching private health insurance may seem tempting as the cost of living surges, but beware of the potential tax penalty.
Tips to speed up a property hunt
Property price growth is slowing but waiting for a dip in values isn’t the wisest strategy for those wanting to buy into the market, according to the experts.
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The mortgage rate you should be paying
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The savings trick to avoid a Christmas hangover
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The fiery tax row Aussies give a damn about
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How banking commission D-Day will affect consumers
Every Australian can expect fairer and simpler deals from financial services providers following the release of the royal commission’s report.
Surprising holiday costs revealed
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Homeowners warned on fixing loan rates
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How to get the best flight deals
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What to do with your super nest egg this year
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