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By: Tamika Seeto
The property markets primed for price growth in 2024 have been revealed, with capital cities taking the top rankings.
By: Tamika Seeto
An Aussie mum has shared how shoppers can score massive discounts on their groceries by asking this question.
NAB has cut interest rates on its discounted variable home loan. But an expert says borrowers shouldn't get too excited by the move.
By: Tamika Seeto
Renters like Gemma Upson-McPike are struggling to save and unable to get ahead, as rents reach record highs across the country.
By: Tamika Seeto
Everyday Rewards Extra subscriptions are 50 per cent off for the next seven weeks. Woolworths has “cut in half” the price of its Everyday Rewards Extra subscriptions.
By: Tamika Seeto
Queensland residents can get up to $4,000 cash back to purchase an approved solar battery system.
An Aussie supermarket has axed its self-serve checkouts, as the cost-of-living crisis fuels shoplifting.
By: Tamika Seeto
The Melbourne apartment was the cheapest property sold in Australia over the weekend. But it comes with a catch.
By: Tamika Seeto
The traffic controller is earning thousands each week and said workers could earn even more if they did this.
ANZ will stop issuing cheque books in the coming months. Here’s where the other Big Four banks stand on cheques.
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