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The cheapest way to buy the new Apple iPhone 7
The latest iPhone is out! Which is better: buying the iPhone 7 outright or buying the phone on a contract? Which plans are the best value?
What asset classes have worked for super funds?
It's been a bumpy year for superannuation. What asset classes will work for super funds going forward? Alex Dunnin from Rainmaker investigates.
2016 Super Guide
In this second edition of Money's super guide we give an update on the latest changes plus offer strategies to prepare you for it.
Six ways to boost your financial literacy
With so many financial products on the market available to consumers, brushing up on your financial literacy is more important than ever.
Robo advice vs. real life: which adviser is better for your money?
Robo or real-life financial advice - which adviser is better for your money? We take the debate to two experts to weigh up the pros and cons of each.
Investors admit the hardest part of running an SMSF
Considered running your own self-managed super fund (SMSF)? Susan Hely warns it's no cake walk. What's the hardest part of running an SMSF?
Strike gold with this mining stock
Invast Australia picks Evolution Mining (EVN) as Money magazine's hot stock of the week. Strike gold with this gold mining stock.
Are the government’s planned welfare cuts fair?
One of the Coalition's key promises in the lead up to the election was budget repair. Now they've been re-elected, a range of welfare cuts have been scheduled in order to fund the government's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
Why the ANZ Smart Choice super fund is a smart move
Anyone who's been watching how low-fee super products have changed the market would have heard a lot about ANZ Smart Choice. But is it any good?
Will Australian property prices continue to rise?
Property prices in Australia rose by 175% over the 17 years from 1990 to 2007. And despite a small wobble during the GFC, they have since climbed by a further 60% to leave them 350% higher than in 1990.
