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Why you need a 'life happens' fund

A well-stocked emergency fund can be absolutely vital when life throws you a curveball. But it does a lot more than help you cover unexpected expenses. Ideally, your emergency fund will be a source of constant security, something that offers financial relief when it’s needed and mental and emotional relief when it’s not.
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What is money dysmorphia?

Keeping a close eye on your finances is healthy, and it’s perfectly normal to feel a pang of anxiety when things aren’t going to plan, but is it possible to take things too far?
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Preparing for life’s most expensive milestones

In life, there are big moments that mark new chapters – think buying a home or finally tying the knot – but these often come with a hefty price tag. Fortunately, knowing what to expect ahead of time can take a lot of the stress out of the occasion. Here are some key life milestones and what you need to prepare for.
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Teaching young kids money lessons that stick

Financial literacy isn’t always something that features in the school curriculum, but it’s arguably just as important as any subject your kids will learn. As a parent, there are plenty of opportunities in daily life to teach your kids good money habits. And the sooner you start, the more confident and capable they’ll be.
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The ins and outs of rentvesting

The path to property ownership isn’t always a straight line. With soaring prices in major cities and the cost of living pushing Aussies’ savings goals further and further back, many people are exploring alternative ways to get on the property ladder.
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The simple maths behind becoming a millionaire

Becoming a millionaire might seem like something solely reserved for lottery winners, CEOs and celebrities. But the truth is many Australians with net worths in the seven figures are ordinary people who built their fortunes the slow and steady way.
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Thinking about buying property? 6 questions to ask first

Despite elevated interest rates and eye-watering property prices, Australians’ obsession with real estate continues unabated. If you or your children are thinking of taking your first steps up the property ladder, you’ll need to have a clear idea of what you’re getting into. Here are six questions you’ll need to ask before you make a move.
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Passive vs active investments: Which comes out on top?

There are plenty of different investment types to choose from, but one of the more important distinctions you’ll encounter is between passive and active investments. Below, we explain what they are and how they might fit into your overall strategy.
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Under or overconfidence: Striking the right balance as an investor

Overconfidence has different components, but perhaps the simplest way of describing it is the feeling that we’re better at something than we actually are. The archetypal example here is the better-than-average driver effect: when you ask people to rate their driving ability, around 80% will consider themselves above average.
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Reviewing your insurance policies like a pro

There’s nothing less exciting than reading over terms and conditions. But when it comes to insurance, regularly reviewing your policies is the only way to make sure you’re not underinsured, overpaying, or stuck with outdated cover that no longer suits your lifestyle.
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Scams to watch out for if you’re offered a job

Have you ever received a job offer that seemed too good to be true? Maybe it promised generous pay for relatively easy work. Or maybe it teased the possibility of working just a few hours a week whenever or wherever you please. Tempting as these offers might be, they’re very often traps.
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What to look for when choosing a health insurance policy

Whether your premiums have gone up or your needs and circumstances have changed, it's always a good idea to review your health insurance and see if it’s still up to scratch. But private health insurance, with its various tiers and complicated fine print, can be tricky to navigate. Here are a few things to keep in mind if you’re looking to update yours.
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Designing your ideal retirement in 4 steps

Retirement is around the corner and chances are you’re excited to finally reap the rewards of all your hard work over the years. But for a lot of people, that excitement will be tinged with uncertainty. If you’re approaching retirement without a clear sense of what it will look like, here are some things to keep in mind.
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Do you really need $1 million to retire?

Ask a group of strangers how much money the average Australian will need in retirement and there’s a good chance their answers will coalesce around a single figure – $1 million. But there’s no real reason $1 million is held up as the ideal benchmark. In fact, most Australians will reach retirement – and thrive, at that – with a much smaller sum.
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Aged care costs are changing. Will it affect your family’s plans?

Big changes are coming to aged care from 1 November 2025, and they could have a direct impact on your family’s plans. Whether you’re considering residential aged care yourself or are helping a loved one navigate the system, here’s what you need to know.
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