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Offset account failures cost Aussie borrowers millions: ASIC

ASIC says offset account failures at major banks have already cost borrowers millions in lost savings. Here's how to check if you're affected.

Petrol prices soar now as servos accused of gouging

Petrol price gouging continues amid Middle East conflict, social media drives big ticket spending, and the simple hack home owners are using to slash thousands off mortgage interest costs. Here are five things you may have missed this week.

Ask Paul: Give my sister $500k to live rent-free – or invest?

Would you hand over $500,000 to a sibling for a rent-free deal? Paul Clitheroe is sounding a warning bell at this family's plan.

How offset accounts are helping Aussies hack their home loans

Australians with a mortgage appear to be increasingly turning towards offset accounts not only to save money on their loans, but to better manage their finances.

Qantas to pay $400 million in dividends

Qantas pays first dividend in five years, Microsoft hikes fees, and home loan offsets soar 60%. Here are five things you may have missed this week.

Ask Paul: Should I invest or pay extra off my mortgage?

Kiralee is torn between paying off her mortgage early, and investing. Step one, says Paul Clitheroe, is an offset account.

Savings accounts vs offset: Where to stash your cash

As interest rates continue to rise, where can homeowners with some extra cash get the best return on their money: a high-interest savings account or offset?

How to make your offset account work for you

Torn between building up your savings and paying off your mortgage early? An offset account can let you do both.

Is the Porsche IPO set to turbo-charge the stockmarket?

Porsche's turbo-charged IPO, offsets on the agenda as rates rise, and pensioners hit the headlines. Here are five things you may have missed this week.

Interest rate hikes: 10 ways to keep your repayments down

Interest rates have begun to rise, but that doesn't mean you have no control over the size of your repayments.
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