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Money Makeover

A simple trick to save on your health insurance... but act fast

You can elect to prepay a year's worth of premiums in advance, at the old premium rate, to pocket significant savings.

  • by Jessica Irvine
Money in a jar just won't work. There are many apps available that can help your child to do a much better job at saving.
Opinion
Money psychology

How to set your kids up for money success

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Opinion
Superannuation

Green shoots emerge but super funds not yet out of the woods

  • by Charlotte Grieve
Sydney's CBD could face an oversupply of apartments, after record building levels and with vacancy rates starting to rise.
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Property market

Sydney, Melbourne dotted with off-the-plan property 'danger zones'

  • by John Collett
High-net-worth individuals often have a global investment outlook, seeking defensive portfolio allocations that focus on wealth preservation.
Opinion
Sharemarket

How to pandemic-proof your portfolio like a high-net-worth investor

  • by Jonathen Chan

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Delaying start of an allocated pension can have major benefits

George Cochrane

Building up your super is more important in the current climate than saving a small amount of tax.

Going overseas? It could affect your pension payments

Noel Whittaker
Noel Whittaker

When a pensioner leaves for less than 26 weeks the age pension supplement will drop to the basic rate and the energy supplement will stop.

Clarifying 'bring forward' and 'catch-up' super rules

George Cochrane

The law is expected to change to allow people to use "bring-forward" rules up to the age of 67 without meeting the work test of 40 hours in 30 days.

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Borrowing & saving

Money in a jar just won't work. There are many apps available that can help your child to do a much better job at saving.
Opinion
Money psychology

How to set your kids up for money success

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Home loans

Tens of thousands of Aussies are refinancing each month. Should you?

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
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Credit cards

No-interest credits cards launched, but are they really cheaper?

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

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The defined-benefit DFRDB retirement scheme is now closed to new members, basically because it was too generous.
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Delaying start of an allocated pension can have major benefits

  • by George Cochrane
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Superannuation

Green shoots emerge but super funds not yet out of the woods

  • by Charlotte Grieve
Opinion
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Going overseas? It could affect your pension payments

  • by Noel Whittaker

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