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Ask Paul: Should my sister rent out her house over Christmas?
Jane's sister is thinking of renting her house out while she goes camping over Christmas, but will she then have to pay capital gains tax when she sells?
You can’t be a great investor if you are always looking back
You can't be a great investor or trader if you are always looking in the rear view mirror at all of your mistakes, weaknesses and failings.
How you can recover from your Christmas debt hangover
A recent Finder survey revealed that 37% of Aussies will still be paying off their Christmas debt well into 2020. Here's how to beat the debt.
When you have a gift card for a store goes into administration
Chances are you've received more than your fair share of Christmas gift cards. But what happens when you're saving up a gift card and the business goes under?
What to do with unwanted gifts instead of shoving them in a drawer
If you're looking at pile of well-intended gifts that missed the mark, don't shove them to the back of the cupboard to deal with next year.
Five Christmas gifts that save your pocket and the planet
Australians receive more than 400 million unwanted gifts at Christmas. Instead of buying "stuff" why not try these ideas to help both your pocket or the planet?
Aussies are cashing in credit card rewards to help pay for Christmas
The number of Aussies cashing in their credit card rewards has soared as Christmas approaches, but which generation is least likely to use points to give something special to a loved one?
The cost of Christmas dinner has jumped $100 in 20 years
How much does your Christmas dinner set your back? The average Aussie Christmas dinner is expected to cost about $200 this year.
The Christmas checklist for your home, car and travel insurance
Travelling this summer? Your home insurance could be void if you're away for a longer stretch, or if you rent out your house while you're away.
Stressed about Christmas? Here’s why your instinct is to spend
When you panic, your brain doesn't differentiate between a charging lion and the thought of being scorned over an inappropriate gift.
