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 | Nicola FieldA former Chartered Accountant, Nicola Field has been a regular contributor to Money for 20 years, and writes on personal finance issues for some of Australia's largest financial institutions. She is the author of Investing in Your Child's Future and Baby or Bust, and has collaborated with Paul Clitheroe on a variety of projects including radio scripts, newspaper columns, and several books. |
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Home values rise $2400 a week, a crypto called Omicron jumps 900% and Aussies admit to SUI. Here are five things you might've missed this week.
Defined benefit funds are often seen as the holy grail of superannuation, but they do have downsides.
It's possible to set up a super fund for your young children. The bigger question is, should you?
Maternity leave is a time to nurture your new baby, but you don't have to neglect your super fund in the process.
How can you make the most of flight credits? Does your travel insurance cover you for COVID? Here's what you need to know before you head overseas.
Becoming debt-free is a worthwhile goal. But not all debt is bad. Today's ultra-low interest rates could mean now is the time to rethink the way we use debt.
The person you work for might be a great boss, but that doesn't mean you have to trust their choice of super funds.
"You are so desperate to have a baby that you agree to the tests and think about the financial side later. Before you know it, you've paid $20,000."