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Fresh flak for unpopular banks
AS if they weren't already among the nation's most reviled institutions, the popularity of Australia's major banks has plunged even further, according to a survey.
Read MoreWarnings over bogus ATO email
AAP PEOPLE are being warned to be wary of a bogus Australian Tax Office email doing the rounds offering them a hefty tax refund.
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How your mortgage repayments will grow
POTENTIAL buyers beware: monthly repayments on an average home loan will jump by up to $500 by the end of the year.
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How your mortgage repayments will grow
POTENTIAL buyers beware: monthly repayments on an average home loan will jump by up to $500 by the end of the year.
RBA happy to sit back and watch
RBA left rates steady to assess impact of earlier rate hikes from the big banks on the economy.
Women 'financially unhealthier than men'
A THIRD of Australian women and a quarter of men are classed as financially unfit, a survey shows.
Banking
Bank accused of rigging tax vote
BANK accused of rigging public vote on whether City should pay levy on its wheeler-dealing.
Investing
Dividends the key to long-term investing
NEW research shows dividends are more important than share price when it comes to investing in the market.
Superannuation
ATO crackdown on DIY super funds
THE taxman is getting tough on self-run super funds and knowing the rules is the only way to avoid getting burned.
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Don't fear China investment, says union boss
UNIONS should not be afraid of Chinese investment and must accept that sometimes head offices will be located in China, a major union boss has warned.
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