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Three tips for making sure your money is in the right bank account
Not all savings accounts are created equal. Some have higher interest rates, some charge extra fees, so how do you find the one for you?
What the MTAA Super, Tasplan merger will mean for 326,000 members
MTAA Super and Tasplan will merge on April 1. Here's what that will mean when it comes to fees for their 326,000 members.
Unused gym membership, super fees: Four things to stop paying for this year
Do you really need to be forking out for that gym membership you haven't used in six months, or every streaming service? Here are four things to stop paying for in 2021.
Three things to reflect on this Christmas after an unprecedented year
The festive season is a good time to reflect on your family, your future and your finances, especially after such a chaotic year.
What to do if you can’t afford strata fees
Struggling to pay your strata levies because of the coronavirus crisis? Whether you can expect financial relief could depend on where you live.
Consolidating your super isn’t complicated but it is important
Multiple accounts mean multiple sets of paperwork and - more importantly - fees. But consolidating your funds is actually easier than it sounds.
Six changes you should make to lift your lifestyle in retirement
An Aussie couple will need $62,000 a year for a comfortable retirement. Reaping the tax benefits and looking at the big picture will make sure that every dollar counts.
How the banking royal commission changed things for Aussies
The financial advice industry had the professional equivalent of an enema at the royal commission. And research shows that we're now better off.
The new interest-free credit cards taking on Afterpay
Two of Australia's big banks have launched no-interest credit cards in their fight against buy now, pay later providers, but is there a catch?
So you got a refund but what about the hundreds in fees you paid?
Reader Kay received a refund for a trip cancelled due to COVID-19, but the company held on to $350 in fees and surcharges. Are they allowed to do this?
