The rush to build new apartments in Sydney and Melbourne is resulting in units with bedrooms too small for even a double bed, and without 1960s standards for natural light.
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A survey has painted a bleak picture of the rental market, with tenants reporting discrimination and poorly maintained properties. But renters have rights.
The sales pitch is simple: for a couple of thousand dollars, you can become a part-owner of a holiday house. Research from Choice on timeshares suggests it probably is.
What do you do if you get a dud gift? Don't just throw it in the attic to collect dust - return, regift or recycle!
It's time to hang up on phone scammers, who have cost Australians more than $27,000 this year, according to the ACCC.
Thousands of angry shoppers have slammed the hyped Click Frenzy shopping event after coming away empty-handed.
Will the recent inquiry into the banks prompt real change, or is a banking royal commission next on the agenda?
So you want to send some money overseas? Be very careful who you choose to do this for you because currency may be a commodity but it doesn't always carry the same price tag.
Merchants are within their rights to set minimum-spend conditions, but are they sensible?
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