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Should you buy a Canberra home now? Experts weigh in on the rate hold

The decision came after three consecutive hikes this year.

The Canberra Times

Four in Five Aussies Would Ditch Points for Cashback Cards: MONEYME and YouGov Survey Finds

ASX-listed non-bank digital lender MONEYME has launched its new Cashback Rewards Credit Card, following research indicating a decisive shift in consumer preferences

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As mortgages rise and savings rates fall, one cash ISA bucks the trend

Fixed term deals won’t be affected but the best rates for new mortgages are already fast disappearing

The Independent UK

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Husband Feels Proud Of His Gift To Wife That’s Impossible To Use Without Spending At Least $470

We all know that it’s the thought that counts when it comes to getting a gift. But that shouldn’t be an excuse that the giver uses to get away with giving terrible presents to their loved ones. One mom was extremely disappointed when she saw the Christmas presents that her…

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Australian house prices expected to rise at least 5% in 2026 after jump last year

While last year’s 8.6% increase isn’t likely to be repeated, economists expect growth across the country as demand continues to outstrip supply

The Guardian - AU

Boxing Day sales take off with bargain airfares

Shoppers are being urged to scrutinise Boxing Day bargain claims, while two major airlines have announced discounted fare sales.

AAP

Cozzie livs no match for multibillion-dollar Xmas spend

Cost-of-living pressure isn't stopping Australians spending up big on presents, food, drinks and holidays this Christmas, according to researchers.

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Here’s how to avoid post-Christmas debt after Brits hit with £1.1bn bill

Using credit lines wisely can be a valuable financial resource - but you must be disciplined about them

The Independent UK

Rachel Reeves sent major cash ISA cut warning over £2.5bn Treasury losses

The chancellor may still be considering a cut to cash ISA savings limits, but there are fears it would not encourage people to start investing

The Independent UK

From today, all first-home buyers can apply for the 5% deposit scheme. Here’s what’s changing

For many, the “Great Australian Dream” of owning a home has never felt further out of reach. Rising property values have convincingly outpaced income growth over recent decades, creating an affordability crisis.

The Conversation

Churning, hacking, revolving, transacting: who wins in the ‘credit card points game’?

Influencers and online communities share tips about how to maximise points to travel the world in style. But can consumers really use their credit cards to get something for nothing?

The Guardian - AU

Back-to-school sustainably: how to make greener choices for the new school year

Here are practical ways to cut down on wasteful school supplies and encourage kids to become good, sustainable citizens in the process

The Guardian - AU

Parents shell out billions as back-to-school costs rise

Technology is a major factor in rising back-to-school costs as Australian teachers notice an increase in students without the essentials.

AAP

Gina Rinehart and Pauline Hanson seen dining together in Thailand – as it happened

All the day’s news as it unfolded

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A new year, a new resolve: Aussies' 2025 resolutions

As Australians make new resolutions for 2025, they're being advised to break down larger goals into smaller steps to boost their chances of success.

AAP

Price-conscious Aussies spend up on record Black Friday

The cost-of-living crisis is driving more and more people towards sales, delivering retailers a bonanza on the increasingly popular Black Friday.

The Independent UK

How Raygun cashed in on being a viral Olympic laughing stock

Rachael Gunn became a viral sensation after her breakdancing routine failed to score a single point at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Mike Bedigan examines her remarkable journey from laughing stock to villain and now cult hero — and how she is now cashing in on her notoriety

The Guardian - AU

‘Last resort’ home repossessions on track for decade high in NSW as households hit financial cliff

More mortgage holders facing high interest rates and living costs are ending up under extreme stress and unable to afford repayments

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Evening Standard

Heat back on London's high beer prices as summer arrives at last

The capital’s drinkers are taking a hit to the pocket as the temperature rises

The Guardian - AU

Making ends meat: Australians can save up to $20 a kg by changing where they shop

Guardian Australia visited a range of stores and found red meat and fish can still be affordable during the cost-of-living crisis

Evening Standard

First-time buyers: 'I’m angry that I have wasted my time completely with the Help to Buy ISA'

Millions of first-time buyers have their savings trapped in deposit schemes that have not kept pace with house price inflation

Newcastle Herald

Debt-free borrowers earning $100k struggle to secure a 500k loan in Newcastle

'Every rate rise equates to around $20,000 less that you can borrow'.

The Guardian - AU

Four charts that prove the huge financial pressure many Australian households are under

From people spending less to increasing inequality and money worries even among the affluent, data shows widespread pain

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1 In 20 Credit Card Holders Upped Their Limit To Cope With The Increasingly Fkd Cost Of Living

A growing number of Aussies are relying on their credit cards to keep food on the table and a roof over their heads, as cost of living pressures continue to bite.

AAP

Crowds shell out for seafood as Easter egg prices crack

Australians have flocked to fish markets for the traditional Good Friday shopping spree but cheaper species are expected to be high on the menu this year.

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