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How to pause your mortgage payments during pregnancy
When life throws up financial challenges such as maternity leave, a career break, or illness, you can ask your lender to hit pause on your mortgage repayments. Here's what you need to know.
The investors who couldn’t care less about share prices
Retiree investors don't stress about money so long as those juicy franked dividends keep filling the jam jar.
Is now a good time to buy shares in the big four banks?
The big four banks have seen their share price fall between 25% and 35% since 2015, but what if the price factored in something which failed to eventuate?
Will the current credit squeeze turn into a credit crunch?
As the housing market continues to fall sharply around most parts of Australia, the risk of the current credit squeeze turning into a credit crunch is real and is rising.
How a class action could help you claw back money from the banks
A third of Australians could be in for a refund from their super fund if they join Slater and Gordon's Get Your Super Back class action.
When dividends are not enough: where to invest for higher yield
Forget property trusts, mortgage funds and term deposits. Investing for trong yield and total return, not just dividends, is the way forward for retirees.
Need to complain about your bank? The process has changed
From tomorrow there's a new organisation to hear your complaints about financial service providers. Here's how to lodge a complaint with AFCA.
Skip the big banks to save when sending money overseas
Moving your money overseas with a specialist online money transfer providers can save you 4.7% on average compared with going through the big banks.
Four things you need to know about travel money cards
What are the advantages of using a travel money card rather than your own debit or credit card? We look at the perks of travel money cards and what you need to know.
Mortgage rates edge higher but RBA keeps cash rate on hold
The RBA has kept rates on hold, with financial markets betting the cash rate won't move until at least January 2020.
