You could be saving 25% on your car, home and contents insurance from July 1 as a simple change alerts you if your insurance company has increased your premium.
For just $100 you can now undergo genetic testing for conditions including early onset Alzheimer's, Huntington's and BRCA breast cancer. But should you be obligated to tell your insurer the results?
Mothers taking a break work, Australians employed overseas, part-time workers, and the self-employed could all be affected by the changes to super that kick in on July 1.
Most Australians have insurance through super to cover them in times of illness until they can return to work. But what about mental illness, when returning to work can exacerbate depression and anxiety?
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