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The airfare refund rule every traveller needs to know
Jetstar has been fined for claiming that travellers would only be refunded if they purchased a more expensive fare. Here are your airfare refund rights.
Where to find the cheapest petrol this long weekend
Ahead of the Queen's Birthday long weekend, Aussies hitting the road should look to save at the petrol pump. Here's how to find the cheapest fuel in your area.
RBA cuts interest rate for first time in almost three years
The RBA has slashed interest rates in the first cash rate move in almost three years. The move was widely expected, and no doubt the focus will now turn to mortgage rates; how low will they go?
‘A whole lot of authenticity’: Mad Mex founder Clovis Young
Mad Mex founder Clovis Young says he became hooked on Mexican food when growing up in California. Twenty years later, the notion of making burritos materialised when he moved to Australia.
How co-working hubs are changing office life
It's no longer enough for office owners to lease floor space and provide basic services. Millennials simply don't like being shoved into a sterile room for eight hours a day, says Hub Australia founder Brad Krauskopf.
‘Netflix for cars’: car subscription services are revving up
New Netflix-style car subscription services allow you to have a vehicle without the cost and hassle of owning one. So what's the catch?
Struggling to save money? Blame your brain
Why is it so hard to save money? It turns out our brains are terrible judges of likelihood and chance.
The financial abuse red flags you may have missed
Gaslighting seems to be trending everywhere as one of the most callous forms. Yet there is another kind that people need to aware of - financial abuse.
Smart or lazy? The cost of outsourcing your household chores
How much would you pay to get out of housework? The rise of online outsourcing sites such as Airtasker has seen an explosion in the number of households subcontracting their chores and bores.
The Coalition’s election tax cut is on hold but it’s not all bad news
With the Coalition's promised tax cuts unlikely to start on July 1, can Australians look forward to any joy when it comes to tax? These changes might help.
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