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Are modern disruptors leaving traditional super funds behind?
Modern super funds are here and they have millennials in their sights. So what will it mean for old-school funds?
Why you should consider a flexible smart beta ETF
Want the right balance between active and passive investing? A smart beta ETF could be what you're looking for.
‘Loads of money was never my goal’ says reno TV star
Cherie Barber is a regular on TV and radio, known for renovating and flipping property. She fell into it after making a beginner's mistake when she bought her first property at 21.
The cheapest suburbs to fuel up for the long weekend
Sydney motorists are urged to fuel up before petrol prices rise ahead of the long weekend, but it's a different story for the remaining capitals.
New renting apps are taking on the real estate industry
The claws are out for real estate agents, with a flood of new apps on the way to allow tenants and landlords to negotiate rental terms without an agent.
Tips to avoid getting caught in the $142 million gift card trap
Aussies are throwing away millions of dollars each year in unredeemed gift cards, but you don't have to let them go to waste.
A beginner’s guide to investing in property
From insurance to interest-only loans, we answer 20 frequently asked questions on investing in property!
The travel question Aussies are asking this year
Hurricane Irma, the earthquake in Mexico and tensions on the Korean peninsula have rattled Aussies who are preparing to travel. So are they covered if something goes wrong?
Super check-up: five steps to make sure your super is healthy
Moved house and forgotten to tell your super? Not sure how many funds you have? It's time for a check-up for your super.
Looming price pain for Aussies who want iPhone 8
Australians are likely to end up forking out almost $600 more than they are comfortable paying for an iPhone 8.
