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The words ‘work’ and ‘retired’ used to be mutually exclusive, but Generation Xers and Baby Boomers are blurring the lines more than ever.
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Wacky tax deductions are no solution to living cost crunch
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Will 2024 be better for property investors?
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Growth in green loans putting money in peoples’ pockets
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Household costs that could drop this year
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How to save 50c a litre on petrol
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Money surprises that can blow up your Christmas budget
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