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Has the Government taken your money?
Has the Government taken your money?
Inactive bank accounts can be transferred into the Government’s hands
New rules for financial planners
New rules for financial planners
Craig Hall from NICRI clarifies the new rules for financial planners.
End to credit card surcharge gouging
End to credit card surcharge gouging
What are your rights on excessive credit card surcharges?
How to switch online savings accounts
How to switch online savings accounts
Being unsure of the process is what stops many from switching their saving accounts
The ten worst retirement planning mistakes
The ten worst retirement planning mistakes
Paul Clitheroe reviews the ten biggest retirement planning mistakes.
Capital Gains Tax on the family home
Capital Gains Tax on the family home
Alan has heard that Capital Gains Tax may be introduced on the sale of ...
Five ways to be money smart
Five ways to be money smart
The principles of saving money are pretty simple, spend less than you earn. But ...
Electricity and gas bills are on the rise…
Electricity and gas bills are on the rise…
Electricity and gas prices are skyrocketing around the country. The rate rises are especially ...
Ten penny-pinching tips
Ten penny-pinching tips
Frugality can be fun as well as incredibly satisfying. Everyone has a favourite tip ...
Are your savings safe?
Are your savings safe?
The collapse of financing group Banksia Securities could see investors lose $660 million dollars
Saving on the road
Saving on the road
Keeping to a budget when travelling around is one way to make your money ...
Economic value of volunteers recognised
Economic value of volunteers recognised
What is more valuable to our economy, Australia's booming mining industry or volunteerism?
Slick credit card scam
Slick credit card scam
YOURLifeChoices member Cathy has highlighted this particularly slick scam
Top ten DIY tips
Top ten DIY tips
While the idea of DIY may be as appealing as pulling your own teeth, ...
Investment fraudsters catch 2600 Australians
Investment fraudsters catch 2600 Australians
The Australian Crime Commission has released figures which indicate that 2600 Australians have lost ...
What you need to tell the tax man
What you need to tell the tax man
With tax time approaching, do you need to complete a tax return and if ...
End of the credit card gouge
End of the credit card gouge
A new ruling by the Reserve Bank means fairer surcharges for credit cards
Protecting your privacy
Protecting your privacy
Dealing with bank fraud is a nightmare. Drew shares his top five tips to ...
Pension cuts
Pension cuts
Tuesday’s budget may very well include cuts to welfare payments received by pensioners.
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