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Why insurance could get cheaper for 10 million Australians
You could be saving 25% on your car, home and contents insurance from July 1 as a simple change alerts you if your insurance company has increased your premium.
Your tax time checklist: seven things to-do before June 30
With June 30 almost upon us, here are some last-minute changes you can make to improve your financial position.
Ask Paul: My daughter has a learning disability, what about her super?
A learning disability means Celia's 20-year-old daughter struggles to find regular work. How much should she be putting into super to cover fees and increase the balance?
Would you share your genetic test results for cheaper insurance?
For just $100 you can now undergo genetic testing for conditions including early onset Alzheimer's, Huntington's and BRCA breast cancer. But should you be obligated to tell your insurer the results?
Does your super fund cover you for depression?
Most Australians have insurance through super to cover them in times of illness until they can return to work. But what about mental illness, when returning to work can exacerbate depression and anxiety?
Why the Avita Medical share price rose 480% in a year
Avita Medical's spray-on skin products are revolutionising the treatment of severe burns, and investors are excited.
Why couples’ health insurance policies are a waste of money
Joint health insurance for couples might be more convenient than taking out two separate policies, but it will cost you.
The hidden costs of having a baby (when you’re not a royal)
All eyes are on the royals as the world awaits the birth of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's first child. But, away from Windsor Castle, how much does it cost to have a baby?
What happens when you can’t afford IVF
Fertility issues affect one in six Australian couples. With a single IVF cycle costing up to $10,000, more are turning to personal loans or credit cards to cover the cost.
Families, small business and retirees the winners from Budget 2019
Families, small businesses and Australians aged 65 years and over are all winners from the 2019 Federal Budget, so who are the losers?
