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Stamp duty and family tax benefit changes for new financial year
With Canberra in chaos, the start of the new financial year was almost a 'blink and you'll miss it' event. Here's what you need to know, changes to Family Tax Benefit B to a stamp duty surcharge on foreign property buyers.
Is super still worth it?
Is super just a tax rort for the rich? Or is it much more than that? Money's chief commentator Paul Clitheroe gives us a piece of his mind.
How to make lodging your tax return as painless as possible
Another tax year is over and it's time to gather all your paperwork and prepare your tax return. Mark Chapman has a few tips to help you out.
How to budget in your 20s
You can't have your cake and eat it too; you can't save and live beyond your means - it's mathematically impossible. So even Gen Y needs to learn to budget.
Best fitness trackers: Fitbit v Jawbone v Misfit
Wearable fitness trackers are practical and fun, but which ones do you go for? Peter Dockrill compares the Fitbit, Jawbone and Misfit.
Your 2016 federal election cheat sheet
Who will you be voting for in the 2016 federal election? Money's cheat sheet details the key election promises of the two major parties.
Six tips for a strong start to the new financial year
Need some guidance for the new financial year? We've gathered together Money's top financial experts to bring you a few hot tips for 2016-2017.
Four simple ways to get on top of your financial housekeeping
The beginning of a new financial year can be a great time to do some financial housekeeping. What can you do to make a fresh start?
Save thousands on your mortgage with your credit card
Credit cards aren't necessarily evil. In the right hands, a credit card can be used to help you save interest on your home loan.
Ask Paul: Should we renovate our home or invest?
Should we invest $400,000 in property and shares now or continue to save and pay off the renovation before looking longer term?