Chances are you've received more than your fair share of Christmas gift cards. But what happens when the gift card is for a retail company that goes into administration, an all too frequent occurrence these days? The answer differs case by case ...
Don't stick your unwanted Christmas gifts in the cupboard or the bin. Australians spent around $400 million on unwanted Christmas presents last year and top of the list are novelty items, voted unpopular by 51% of Australians, followed by candles ...
Whether you need to top up your household budget or you're saving for a big holiday, a part-time or casual job could be the answer. And for budding entrepreneurs it can be the pathway to an exciting new career or business. Here we explain how to ...
When looking for a property, whether as an investment or to live in, it's easy to get lost in the what's-hot-and-what's-not echo chamber. But it's really horses for courses. Suburb recommendations vary as much as the experts providing ...
Travelling overseas? Watch out when you convert your Australian dollars into a foreign currency. It is easy to pay too much in fees, particularly if you are a loyal customer of the big four banks. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) ...
It used to be that getting scammed on holiday meant an overpriced taxi or someone pickpocketing a few hundred dollars from your wallet. Speaking to Australian travel insurers, one of the fastest-growing cons catching people out is fake Airbnb scams ...
Credit card rewards schemes are going unloved this festive season, despite card providers doing their merry best to sweeten the deals available. While 94% of Australians are members of at least one rewards scheme, a third of people don't feel like ...
If you're in Sydney today you're in a good position to help our struggling drought affected regional small businesses. In Sydney's Martin Place between the hours of 8am and 8pm around 20-bush based makers and creators will be based near ...
Banks will need much more than just a payslip before providing a loan, according to guidance on responsible lending laws released by ASIC. "You will need information to determine whether that income is consistent and likely to remain at that level for ...
Overseas experience shows what could be in store for Australia if it is forced down this drastic route What is a negative interest rate? In practice, it means the bank charges you to deposit your money and pays you to borrow. And if that sounds like ...
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