Inflated surcharges charged by airlines, hotels, taxis and other retailers for using a credit card (or debit card) could soon be a thing of the past.
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You're already paying big bucks so what's a few hundred dollars more for warranties, right? Wrong - it pays to think about it before forking out the cash.
What's the catch with buy now, pay later deals? Don't pay them off on time and the cost of the paint job, Vergola roof or swimming pool will blow out.
Borrowers should be wary of the inducements offered with home loans, advises Effie Zahos.
The Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment is available to those who adversely affected by the bushfires in Tasmania.
Capital-guaranteed and capital-protected investments sound safe and straightforward.
"EFTPOS minimum $10". We've all seen these signs, and to make matters worse, some retailers also charge an EFTPOS fee. So can retailers really demand an EFTPOS minimum spend?
If you join a gym, take out a mobile plan, or get a new mortgage, the chances are you will sign a standard form contract. Here's what you need to know.
More than 80 percent of home loan contracts stipulate an exit fee. This fee should not be confused with break costs associated with fixed-rate loans.
If you're unhappy with service you received or a product you bought, do you sit back and say nothing, or speak up? Here's how to make a complaint.
