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What happens to my social media footprint after I die?

To date, social media hasn't been a big issue in estate planning as the older generation is not as attuned to it. But that is changing.

How meat-free Monday can help you save

Improve your health and reduce your carbon footprint with meatless Monday.

How Morningstar can help your investment journey

Morningstar provides investment research for stocks, funds, exchange traded funds, hybrids and listed investment companies.

Super stays positive

Super returns were 'not bad' for such a tough year.

RBA rate cuts raise question of locking in home loan

A glum RBA forecast points to more rate cuts, which raises the question for homeowners: is now the time to lock in?

How to save money on your phone bill

If you have a mobile phone you'll need to decide whether you want a post-paid service or prepaid.

Get a budget holiday by relocating a camper van

For as little as $1 a day you could drive a two-berth camper van from Darwin back to Perth and have the ultimate budget holiday.

How a greywater system can save you money

With the cost of water rising, why not consider a greywater system to recycle water from the shower, the laundry and the bathroom basin?

How will changes to privacy laws affect my credit report?

Changes to privacy laws mean that personal credit reports will soon include additional details about the accounts you hold and whether your pay your bills on time.

The real cost of owning a pet

Buying a pet is just the beginning. There are plenty of costs for food, vet bills, micro-chipping, de-sexing, pet insurance, grooming, toys and - if you go away - boarding fees. Once your pet ages, there could be medications, special food and regular vet visits.
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