About 1.4 million Aussies rarely or never check their energy bill, and it's costing them a bundle. If your bill has gone up but your household hasn't changed, you may have been overcharged.
Reader Kay received a refund for a trip cancelled due to COVID-19, but the company held on to $350 in fees and surcharges. Are they allowed to do this?
While a lot of Australians are doing it tough in this post COVID-19 world, the ATO is still warning taxpayers they will be ramping up audits for dodgy tax return claims in 2020.
The federal government is set to refund Aussies more than $720 million from its unlawful robodebt scheme, but how do you know if you're due for a refund?
Getting behind on your payments doesn't mean debt collectors can call you at any time of the day or night. Here's what they can and can't do to reclaim money.
With weddings now limited to just five people, couples are frantically undoing plans that took months - and tens of thousands of dollars - to make. But will they be out of pocket?
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