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Grocery Wars? Don't fight it - just be old fashionedGrocery Wars? Don't fight it - just be old fashionedAre you sick of hearing the same old thing drolled out about how grocery shop XXX etc is cheaper if you REALLY want to save money yet with grocery shop YYY etc you get what you pay for? Here...
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Check spendingCheck spendingWhen it comes to getting rich, it's not what you earn, it's what you spend that counts. Plenty of...
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If you get sick, can your finances cope?If you get sick, can your finances cope?Paying the bills might be a cinch when you're taking home a regular pay check. But it pays to be...
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Money predictions for 2010: what's next?Money predictions for 2010: what's next?Interest rates are expected to rise slowly to a cash rate of 4.5 percent. What this means for you...
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To fix or not to fix?To fix or not to fix?To fix or not to fix? That is the question. With variable rates recently at 50-year lows and now...
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Ten reasons to be happy about the GFCTen reasons to be happy about the GFCAustralia is doing better than most of the rest of the world. According to a recent international...
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Ten budgeting ideasTen budgeting ideasI recently did a make over for a young family of four ( two young children) where they needed to...
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Budget-smart meals for winterBudget-smart meals for winterWinter is well and truly lurking around the corner, it's time to start thinking about cooking some...
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Borrow only the bestBorrow only the bestWhen borrowing money, in particular for a mortgage, shop around. Negotiating with your bank can...
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Embracing changeEmbracing changeThe world is changing rapidly. Many people see this as a huge threat to their jobs and their money...
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Income protectionIncome protectionDon't forget insurance to protect your income if you have an accident or get ill. It's called...
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Independence dayIndependence dayFinancial independence should be the goal of us all. To see how much you'll need to be independent,...
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Make a will nowMake a will nowYou've worked too hard for what you've got not to have a will. The majority of Australians don't...
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Managing your superManaging your superSuperannuation may be confusing, but for most working Australians, it will become their most...
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Pensioned offPensioned offDon't plan to retire on an age pension. Around four million of us will be retired in 25 years'...
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Purchase powerPurchase powerHow to spend your money wisely.
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Saving wins outSaving wins outThere are two main ways to get ahead when it comes to money - you can earn more and spend less. Of...
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