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A few minutes with an online mortgage calculator can be an eye-opener. These three steps could save you thousands over the life of your home loan.
What are you spending the loan on? The type of loan you need could vary depending on whether you're buying a computer or a car.
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?
With airlines not looking to resume flights until 2021, is it worth building up your frequent flyer balance? Yes, as long as you don't spend money just to score a few points.
Investing in ethical funds on a budget is a lot easier than you think. You can get started for just $1000.
Open banking is here, but what is it? And do you really have to share your banking passwords?
First-home buyers could save up to $6000 with a new home loan that lets first-home buyers buy property with just a 15% deposit.
If you're looking for a new bank, mortgage lender, credit card provider or more, we've done the research for you as part of the 2020 Consumer Finance Awards.
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