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Latest posts
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Headline returns vs your return
Most investors focus on returns. But what really matters is what you keep after tax. A tax-paid investment could make the difference.
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Why thousands of Aussies are getting an insurance refund
A major insurance provider to refund millions of dollars in premiums, why more middle-class Aussies are going hungry and the Reserve Bank gives its latest verdict on the health of our household finances. Here are five money stories you might have missed this week.
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Why another rate rise won't make petrol any cheaper
Another rate rise could push up mortgage repayments, but it won't bring down petrol prices, cut power bills or solve the costs driving inflation.
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Is it worth joining a class action lawsuit?
Easy windfall or years-long wait for 'bugger all'? With many ending in multi-million-dollar payouts, consumer class actions sound appealing, but leave some feeling shortchanged. Here's what to expect if you're getting involved.
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How small claims court could help you get your money back
From faulty products to tradie disputes, Australians can often pursue minor civil matters through the small claims process without facing a hefty legal bill.
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Why I chose a choir over being an air-traffic controller
After growing up in hand-me-downs, Astrid Jorgensen was on track to become an air-traffic controller. Then one job offer changed everything.
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Diary of an ETF Beginner: Spending wasn't my biggest mistake
I spent years chasing nice things and blowing every pay packet. Looking back, those habits may have cost me thousands in investment returns.
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One shareholder's question changed how I view microcaps
A challenging question from a long-term shareholder became the biggest lesson of the Australian Microcap Investment Conference.
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A $20,000 dental bill could cost you $100,000 in retirement
A costly trip to the dentist could do more damage to your finances than your teeth. Experts warn a $20,000 super withdrawal can become a six-figure retirement hit.
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Can falling house prices be good for Australia?
Could falling house prices actually be good for Australia? Experts say a cooler property market could improve affordability, ease inflation and help future buyers.
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Can you score 10/10 on this week's money challenge?
Do you know who received a record number of complaints, how to turn seven days of leave into 16 days off, or which airline is joining Sydney's newest airport?
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Ask Paul: Is $860k of debt too much at 33?
A 33-year-old casual pastry chef has built a $1m-plus property portfolio, but with $860,000 in debt, he wonders if he's taking too much risk.
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Tax dispute with the ATO? Here's what to do
Tax complaints have jumped 74%, with debt disputes, delayed refunds and unpaid super among the issues causing the biggest headaches for Australians.
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Friends With Money #279: The art of selling shares
Knowing when to sell shares can be just as important as knowing what to buy. Investment expert Dale Gillham reveals the key signals investors should watch for.
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Seven money mistakes that could haunt you for years
Some financial mistakes vanish quickly. Others can come back to haunt your wallet for years. Are you making one of them?
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Is the AI data centre boom running out of power?
NEXTDC's share slump has put the spotlight back on data centres. As demand for AI continues to grow, investors are weighing up whether infrastructure can keep up.
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Why scam complaints are up and more are on the way
The national finance ombudsman tackles growing scams and why the GST should be higher. Here are five money stories worth your attention this week.
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The property crackdown buyers and renters will love
Governments are cracking down on hidden property tactics, from secret reserve prices to AI-enhanced listings. Here's how the new rules could affect you.
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The smartest way to use your annual leave in 2027
Like the sound of turning a few days of annual leave into a much longer holiday? Here's how to make it happen in 2027.
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What is an ETF? A beginner's guide for Australian investors
Gen Z investors aren't trying to pick the next Nvidia. They're buying ETFs instead. But these low-cost funds aren't just for young investors. Here's why Aussies of all ages are taking notice.