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Property investors looking to take out home loans through the Commonwealth Bank (CBA) may now need to save larger deposits, after the bank cut its maximum loan-to-value-ratio (LVR) from 95% to 90%. This means they will...

Australia’s financial intelligence agency, AUSTRAC, is just one of the nearly twenty partners involved in a new anti-financial crime alliance.

A power black-out can blow out your fridge and freezer, meaning a lot of expired food and medicines – but is that enough to make a contents claim? With all the power troubles South Australia has...

If you’re a young Australian who feels ill-equipped when it comes to superannuation know-how, it turns out you’re not alone. A recent study by Club Plus Super has revealed that a majority of young Australians view...

After years of debate and scandal concerning the life insurance sector, the Turnbull government has passed legislation designed to enhance consumer outcomes. The Minister for Revenue and Financial Services Kelly O’Dwyer stated that the reforms “demonstrate...

The assets test for the Age Pension may soon become quite a bit more stringent, with calls being made to make a serious change to the assets it considers.   The Age Pension assets test does...

In a surprising turn of events, Australian millennials have nominated Tasmania as their favourite holiday destination in the country. Yes, you read that right. According to a survey of almost 14,000 Gen Y individuals conducted by...

As a result of research from 2016, the big banks have announced the Better Banking program, designed to improve quality of service for all customers.

New research from NobleOak reveals some interesting things about what costs we prioritise in the case of financial hardship.

Data from ME shows Aussie households need to budget better. We look at the financial goals Australian households are setting for the new year.

A real estate expert says that many holiday home buyers end up regretting their purchase after 6 months. Can you relate?

Thousands of Australians will go hungry this holiday season, but charities are fighting to put food on the table for Christmas day.

Chinese stock marking is in freefall – here are some reasons why