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Give it up: Eureka Climb vertical race
Eureka Climb, Australia's biggest "vertical" race, raises money for two charities - Whitelion and Inerplast - through participants scaling all 1642 steps.
The big expenses don’t end when kids start uni
When my oldest daughter finished school and started uni I assumed my big expenses were over. What was I thinking?
Investing, trading, aged care: three books to read this year
We review new books from author Gary Norden, trader Alan Hull, and the latest offering from aged care specialist Rachel Lane and finance expert Noel Whittaker.
What you need to know about your redundancy payment
Employees offered a payout to encourage them to take redundancy need to know the tax implications to understand the real value of the offer.
How to move forward when you’ve been made redundant
Whether you're offered a voluntary redundancy or given no choice it's important to know your rights and what your entitlements are.
Five things to see and do in County Kerry, Ireland
Kerry is Ireland's premium tourist destination with scenery ranging from dramatic mountains dotted with lakes to breathtaking peninsulas and beaches.
Is duty-free shopping still worthwhile?
Duty-free shopping can still be a bargain, but it all comes down to the product you buy.
Red light on SMSF property investment
The average property-loving Aussie, disappointed by poor returns since the GFC and with 10-20 years to retirement, has a big target on their back.
What to do if you are sacked suddenly
After three years I've been sacked without being given a reason. Can this happen today under "fair work" legislation and what can I do to get redress?
The problem with lenders mortgage insurance
There are issues that could arise when taking out lenders mortgage insurance.
