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My Money
Ask Paul: We have debt, no assets, and will soon come into $3 million
Chris and his disabled wife are raising four kids on $100,000 a year, and will soon come into $3 million. Should they invest the lot and borrow to buy a home?
The real consequences of lying on your loan application
One in 10 Aussies have admitted to lying their way into loans which could total more than $220 billion, according to new research from finder.com.au.
Five ways to stretch your Christmas present budget
From only buying for the kids to introducing Secret Santa, here are six ways to make your gift budget go further without going overboard on spending.
Do I have to pay tax on my workers’ comp payment?
If you receive a workers' compensation payment, determining whether it is taxable can be confusing.
Family, festivals, and furry friends: the Money team shares their highlights
What do you expect to be the highlight of your summer? The Money team has opened up to share what they're counting down to this year...
The mistakes that are costing you frequent flyer points
Is your frequent flyer balance looking stagnant? Use these simple tweaks to earn thousands more airline rewards points each year.
Christmas should be about family, not financial stress
Follow these Christmas budgeting tips to avoid financial strife and simply enjoy family, friends and fond memories, writes Effie Zahos.
How to stop buying Christmas gifts without being called a grinch
Imagine Christmas Day without the discarded wrapping paper and the stress of storing a pile of brand new stuff. I gave up giving Christmas gifts years ago, and I've never looked back.
The break-up survival guide: 10 money mistakes to avoid
"Happily ever after" has not panned out, and your relationship is over. Here are 10 steps to sort out your finances after a break-up.
Ask Paul: Our super fund is terrible and we’ll never have enough to retire
With a super fund that is charging the same amount in fees as they contribute each year, Lyn and her husband are worried they can never afford to retire.
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