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Explore some of the travel loan and other finance options available for travellers and get some expert advice on travelling in 2022 as COVID restrictions ease.

The RBA has held the official cash rate today. But as we gear up for possible rises later this year, here are four ways you could give yourself a rate cut.

Considering schools to enrol your child? Here’s how much government, Catholic or Independent schools could set you back from P–12.

The NSW Government will offer families $500 vouchers to help cover before- and after-school care costs as schools return.

Many major Aussie health funds have delayed the April 1 price hike, in recognition of the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Life insurance companies unite to support the importance of getting vaccinated against COVID-19 – they say they’ll still have you covered.

Government payments and superannuation are some of the areas that will be affected by changes this year. Will these impact you?

Retirees get access to a reduced interest rate on the revamped Home Equity Access Scheme, allowing them to tap into a government loan on their own home.

New research has identified the Top 20 suburbs in Australia with the lowest rental vacancy levels, and potentially the toughest markets.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced that millions of Aussies will soon have access to free rapid antigen tests.

Rapid antigen tests (RATs) are in high demand in Australia. How much do they cost, where can you get them and will they be available for free?

Vanguard is set to launch its own superannuation offering in 2022. Here’s what we know about Vanguard super so far.

If you are seeking a home in a suburb where you can raise a family, this list of Australia’s top 20 family housing markets may assist.

The RBA has kept the cash rate steady for another month, but if you have a home loan, it is worth paying attention to what lenders are doing.

Underinsurance is more common than many realise. And if you live in an area where most people don’t have enough home and/or contents insurance, the financial and social catastrophe that follows a disaster can be community-wide.

SUVs are arguably the most popular type of car in Australia. But what’s the difference between an SUV, 4WD and AWD? We compare the options.

If you’re considering setting up a self-managed super fund (SMSF), one aspect to consider is the trust deed. We explore what a trust deed is and how it works.

CommBank, ME and Suncorp have announced various fixed rate hikes today, with experts saying the tide of rate rises is now a "surge".

It’s crucial information for owner-occupiers and investors alike – how much has the value of their properties changed in the last year?

Canstar investigates how travel insurance providers plan to price policies for vaccinated and unvaccinated travellers once Australian borders open up for international travel.