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What happens to your frequent flyer points if an airline goes bust?
While Virgin Australia may have escaped collapse, the news of it going into voluntary administration showed us all just how fragile the situation can get for airlines and their loyalty programs.
How the JobKeeper and early super changes affect you
Government support for those economically affected by COVID-19 has been re-jigged following the initial six months of the outbreak. Here's where it currently stands.
18 tips for buying and selling shares during a pandemic
When the market falls, it will bring another opportunity for investors. But how do you make the most of it? Here are 18 ways to beat the herd.
Aussies who rorted super early release scheme face $25,000 fines
About 2.5 million Australians have accessed their super early. Now the ATO is tracking down those who lied in order to get their hands on the cash.
Ask Paul: We’re stood down, should we access super to buy property?
Quyen and her husband have both been stood down from their jobs. Should they withdraw $20,000 from their super to buy another investment property?
Why experts expect the gold price to soar even higher
Gold is known for being dependable when volatility is high, so it's no surprise that the spot price is soaring during COVID-19. But there's more to it than that.
Coronavirus has been a financial ‘wake-up call’ for Aussies
The coronavirus pandemic has put Australians' retirement plans on ice, research from Colonial First State shows.
The big risk that comes with accessing your super early
The window to access your superannuation early has been pushed back to December 30, but is dipping into your nest egg early worth the temporary relief?
The country could be in debt for $184 billion – should you be worried?
National debt is very different to household debt, but should you be worried that the government expects the budget deficit to hit $184 billion next year?
There’s no sugar-coating it: the next few years are looking grim
The government this week took us through its best guess for what the economy will look like over the next couple of years, and the worst could be yet to come.
