Natural therapies you can get money back on
A big shake up of health insurance ended with some popular natural therapies being dropped but there are still treatments you can get money back on.
A big shake up of health insurance ended with some popular natural therapies being dropped but there are still treatments you can get money back on.
If you need new glasses each year or see a physio or chiro regularly, then extras cover has the potential to save you money.
If you are planning on having a baby there is a very important health insurance question you need to answer before getting pregnant.
Some of the millions of Australians who have private health cover are receiving a handy one off saving as insurers give back unspent premiums.
There are hundreds of mobile phone plans out there but if you want to make international calls, knowing what to look for can save you a lot of money.
Buying a new fridge or washing machine is a big investments but if you make the right decision there could be a pay off for years to come.
Millions of Aussies have been hit in the hip pocket as the big three mobile phone providers have hiked up their prices, according to the consumer watchdog.
Half of Aussies have confessed to avoiding this essential daily habit during lockdown and Victorians are the worst offenders.
When your body isn’t working like it used to it might be time to see an expert to help get you back on your feet.
Always looking for ways to cut down on household costs, this Melbourne family saved thousands of dollars after fixing a common mistake.
More than 13 million Australians have private health insurance but it can be hard to know exactly what you can claim on. This is one worth knowing.
If you haven’t been to the dentist for a while you are going to notice some big changes which can mean less pain and quicker recovery times.
Extras cover helps with the cost of a trip to the dentist or new glasses and if you’re savvy about it you can claim back the price of your premium.
Dentists are warning Aussies not to buy DIY braces online, cautioning that trying to save a quick buck now could lead to huge dental bills.
Aussies who find themselves in an emergency and in need of an ambulance could be charged thousands depending on what state they live in.
People with not-so-perfect vision know regular trips to the optometrist can get expensive, but there are ways you can reduce the cost.
It’s a common phrase used to ease the worries of anxious parents, but speech pathologist, Tim Kittel says it can be “dangerous” in the long run.
Despite having had woefully bad ratings in the past, this Australian home essential is now rated as the best in the world, according to Netflix.
Fear of racking up massive internet bills mean many of us opt for “unlimited” data plans but it turns out that may not be the right decision for everyone.
This family of five was running up enormous electricity bills until they decided to try solar but that’s not where their decision ended.
If you are one of the three million Aussies who use Traditional Chinese Medicine, your health insurance could help save on costs.
The rollout of the NBN has only just been completed but it’s already facing competition from the latest mobile technology.
If you need to shop around for a new internet plan there are a few easy steps that can help you get the best deal.
If you’ve been burnt by the NBN’s low connection speeds and high prices don’t stick with it, there are cheaper and faster ways to get online.
It is one of Australia’s most ubiquitous inventions but Wi-Fi could be causing you more problems than it’s worth.
Doctors are concerned patients could be thousands out of pocket following a sweeping number of changes to the Medicare rebate.
Over half of Aussies say they’re self-conscious about their teeth but if cost is the issue, there’s another way around skyrocketing dental bills.
These costly surgeries have lasting effects on your face and body, so you need to ask plenty of questions when selecting a surgeon.
Many teeth problems can be avoided with simple habits which will save you money on dentist fees. Here’s the dental advice you can’t afford to ignore.
About 40 per cent of Aussies are entitled to this tax time cash boost. Find out if you are one of them.
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