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How to get cheaper car insurance during the coronavirus crisis
Is your car gathering dust while you're holed up at home during the coronavirus pandemic? You might be able to score a discount on your car insurance.
How to safeguard your budget against the coronavirus crisis
Here's a guide to help you prepare your budget and get the best value for your money during these uncertain times.
Coronavirus crisis: we answer your money questions
Another week, another raft of government announcements. Here are some of the money questions you've been asking this week.
What the COVID-19 pandemic will mean for your private health cover
Many health funds have postponed the planned April 1 premium increase for at least six months in an effort to relieve financial pressure on Australians.
Does income protection insurance cover me for coronavirus?
Australians with income protection insurance are questioning whether they'll be covered if they get sick or lose their job during the pandemic, while those without are scrambling to find out if they can take it out now and still be covered.
Debunking the top five myths around health insurance
You don't need to take out pregnancy cover until you're actually pregnant, right? Wrong. We've debunked five common myths about health insurance.
The surprising cost of calling an ambulance in your state
Being rushed to hospital is never fun. Neither is the hefty bill you'll usually receive for the service. And ambulance costs aren't covered by Medicare.
CBA will cover your mortgage for a year in the case of death or illness
The death or terminal illness of a family member can place an overwhelming financial burden on families. A new scheme from the Commonwealth Bank would cover mortgage payments of affected customers for about a year.
Does travel insurance cover you for COVID-19?
The Australian government has issued a "do not travel" warning for the Wuhan province, so are you covered by travel insurance if you cancel your trip?
Why you need to start tracking your spending this year
Turning around your finances doesn't have to start with drastic changes. All you need is a piece of paper and a pen.
