The great credit card rip-off – and how much extra we’ve paid
The cash rate has dropped from 4.75% to 0.25% since 2011, but credit card rates have barely budged. We list the worst offenders
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What never-ending credit card debt is doing to Australians
Easy credit – and the high interest that often comes with it – has tied many people to ongoing repayments they can’t afford.
How to deal with home loan delays during your property settlement
What to do if your bank is dragging its heels when trying to finance a new home.
Our five-point plan for the banks to earn back trust during the COVID-19 crisis
Waive long-term credit card debt, cap rates at 10%, pay compensation now, and more.
How to move house safely during COVID-19
Coronavirus has made moving more complicated, but you can still do it – if you take the right precautions.
Renter protections for financial victims of COVID-19 start rolling out
NSW and Victoria have announced their plans, but other states and territories are still working out the details.
Making the right financial moves during the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak
Along with government payments, there are a lot of free resources out there for financial victims of the coronavirus.
Should you access your super early? Here’s what to consider
People financially affected by the coronavirus pandemic can access some of their super, but what will it cost long-term?
Reforming travel insurance is long overdue
As the COVID-19 pandemic takes hold, poor-quality ‘add on’ travel insurance has left many Aussies stranded and vulnerable.
How coronavirus support payments work
Are you financially affected by COVID-19? Here are your options if you need to apply for government help.