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The cheapest ways to watch Game of Thrones season 8 in Australia
Expect some serious Mondayitis next week on April 15 as millions of fans wait for the 11am Australian airing of the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones. Here's how to watch it on the cheap.
Four tips for a fantastic but frugal work wardrobe
Whether you're stepping into your first corporate role or looking to update your wardrobe, finding stylish options on a budget can be difficult.
How to life-hack your way to platinum frequent flyer status
Free lounge access, priority boarding, extra baggage and extra frequent flyer points can be within anyone's reach. The secret is gold or platinum membership status on any airline rewards program.
Eight tips for eating out without blowing your budget
Everyone knows that one of the quickest ways to save money is to eat home-cooked meals, but even the most die-hard penny pincher wants to eat out occasionally.
Ask the Experts: I need to save more but I don’t live lavishly
William says his lifestyle isn't lavish but he and his partner, Angelo, are feeling cost-of-living pressures and he isn't saving as much as he would like.
Five hacks to help you save on your health insurance
Shopping for health insurance in March or June can work in your favour as health funds try to lure customers with everything from gift cards to Fitbits.
The number one reason women worry about money
If you find yourself frequently thinking about money, you are not alone - 42% of women worry about money either every day or at least weekly which is a lot more than men.
Cask wine and polyester pants: why I wrote A Real Girl’s Guide to Money
Has the voice in your head ever asked, "Where the hell is your money going?" A Real Girl's Guide to Money by Effie Zahos has the answer.
Why you can blame your over-spending on your inner ape
When you succumb to the lure of a luxury handbag or the convenience of a takeaway meal, it's not your rational brain in charge. It's your inner ape.
From drowning to debt free: how I paid off $11,489 in a year
At 27 I had racked up more than $11,000 in consumer debt. I was sick of living pay to pay, and never having any money. Something had to change.
