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Forget loyalty: how to negotiate a better deal on your mortgage
If you're one of the 80% of mortgage holders who stick with the big bank they know but usually don't love, you could be throwing away tens of thousands of dollars.
The common sense guide to saving up a house deposit
If you've been supposedly saving for a deposit for years without making much progress, it's time to give yourself a deadline.
When ‘I do’ matters more than the big do: how to save money by eloping
"Neither of us wanted the traditional wedding; we didn't want the attention ... plus at our age the expense put us off," says Vanessa, who saved $45,000 by eloping.
Eight ways your garden can save you water, power and money
Having a garden doesn't have to be a drain on your resources. It can actually help you slash your water, electricity and grocery bills.
Ask Paul: My daughter has saved $40k more than her husband for a house
Col's daughter has saved $40,000 more than her husband towards their home deposit. Should he pay her back to keep things equal?
The new tech that will let you swap mobile carriers in an instant
The ability to instantly switch mobile phone networks anywhere in the world is fast approaching reality. And it could slash your mobile bill.
Confused about how much you should save? Here’s what experts say
When the unexpected happens and money stops coming in, how prepared are we to pay the bills? Experts reveal just how much you should have put away for a rainy day.
How to save hundreds on your energy bill with these state rebates
Struggling with your energy bills after summer? These rebates on offer around the country could help you save hundreds of dollars on your gas and electricity bill.
How the Frugal February challenge can bring out your inner frugalista
Feeling that you need to be more frugal after our unusual summer holidays, and not sure where to start? Why not do a Frugal February challenge?
Why your spending habits in the first years of retirement are crucial
Two-thirds of retirees who retired within the past five years expect their retirement savings to dry up within the next two decades.
