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Ask Paul: My builder is insolvent and my house isn’t finished

Bec is left with a house at frame stage after a builder insolvency, and she's worried she can't afford to finish her home.

What the Qantas frequent flyer changes mean for you

Aussies who are cashed up with Qantas points will benefit from the revamped frequent flyer program more than the typical traveller.

How to find the best electric vehicle loan for you

As electric vehicle uptake has increased, so too has the number of green car loans available from banks and lenders. Here's what you need to know.

Borrowing power to get a welcome boost

Borrowing power to get a boost, and cost of living pressure takes an unexpected toll. Here are five things you may have missed this week.

How to spot a deepfake

As artificial intelligence becomes more widely used for both good and ill, you can expect to see increasingly sophisticated scams using AI.

Are lenders letting down customers experiencing financial hardship?

A spike in complaints to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority has raised concerns that some lenders are failing to support struggling customers.

Compensation scheme for financial misconduct victims begins

The new Compensation Scheme of Last Resort is set to pay out millions in coming years, including to former Dixon Advisory clients.

The money advice comedian Mel Buttle lives by

She once panicked and sold an investment after it fell from $2000 to $1200. Now comedian Mel Buttle reveals her best and worst money decisions.

Four money personalities: which one are you?

The Avoider, The Worshipper, The Status Symbol, or The Guarded: Which money personality are you? And what does it say about your spending?

Age pensioners receive a small payrise

The most ethical Easter eggs on the market, why you might retire sooner than you think, and the age pension just went up.
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