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Lexi Airey

Lexi Airey is chief executive officer of customer-owned Gateway Bank. Lexi is passionate about living a sustainable lifestyle that is good for both the pocket and the environment.

5 results by Lexi Airey:

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How to borrow your way into boosting your savings this year

The average drill is used for less than 20 minutes in its lifetime. Here's how you can stick to your resolution to save by borrowing - not buying - this year. More

By Lexi Airey - January 1, 2020

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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? More

By Lexi Airey - December 18, 2019

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The throwaway culture costing Australians $28.3bn a year

Once known for their ingenuity, Australians have become a nation of tossers. But the repair movement is hoping to save money by reviving lost skills. More

By Lexi Airey - October 16, 2019

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Beyond reduce, reuse, recycle: how to save by living sustainably

Often it feels as if doing the right thing for the environment can be hard on your wallet, but this doesn't need to be the case. More

By Lexi Airey - September 4, 2019

Aussies are throwing out $3800 worth of groceries a year on average. Here are five ways to spend less on groceries and send less food to landfill.

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The $3800 mistake Aussies are making with their groceries

Aussies are throwing out $3800 worth of groceries a year on average. Here are five ways to spend less on groceries and send less food to landfill. More

By Lexi Airey - July 31, 2019

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How to borrow your way into boosting your savings this year

Five Christmas gifts that save your pocket and the planet

The throwaway culture costing Australians $28.3bn a year

Beyond reduce, reuse, recycle: how to save by living sustainably

The $3800 mistake Aussies are making with their groceries

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