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Your parents’ income doesn’t determine yours – unless you’re ultra rich or extremely poor

Most Australians earn more than their parents, but those born into the poorest families face the biggest barriers to improving their lot.

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Woman cops hefty fine after "checking out surf"

A woman has condemned her local council for fining her $136 for a five-minute stop at a popular beach to assess the conditions.

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Optus giving away 20,000 free phones to vulnerable customers

Following the footsteps of Telstra, the telco giant will also be giving out thousands of mobile phones to vulnerable customers ahead of the 3G shut down. Read more:

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Elon Musk tops donations as millions raised for Trump shooting victims

The fundraising campaign for those affected by the attempted assassination of Donald Trump was set at $1 million. It has now reached more than four times that amount and is continuing to climb.

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Can you change your mind after you buy a house?

The reality is that once a contract of sale is signed, there are only limited circumstances in which buyers and sellers can bring the contract to an end.

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Second marriage asset protection: What you need to know

Although second marriages bring a level of complexity, there are a number of strategies that you can implement to ensure that your assets are protected.

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Major banks hand over millions in refunds over unfair fees

Four major Aussie banks will cough up close to $30 million in refunds to low-income customers who were hit hardest with unfair transaction fees.

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Couple's retirement plans "ruined" after investment fail

A couple from Brisbane have lost out on a $5 million investment after land they bought in the 1980s was swallowed up by a highway upgrade.

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How much do you need to know about how your spouse spends money? Maybe less than you think

Couples can create a sense of "our money" while keeping a sense of financial autonomy, which can help strike the right balance between financial and psychological well-being.

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Been scammed? Here's how to financially recover

While avoiding scam losses in the first place is obviously best, if you do fall victim to one, it is really important to act fast and not let emotions override your thinking. Because failing on both counts could cost you even more.

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What you need to know about protecting your children’s inheritance

For many people, ensuring that their childrenâ€™s inheritance is protected is of paramount importance to them, and there are a few key ways to guarantee your loved ones will be financially secure after you're gone.

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10 ways to make those stage 3 tax cuts count

Many people are used to letting tax cuts disappear into your everyday finances. Rather than squandering the latest tax cuts, put the extra cash to good use.

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Your parents’ income doesn’t determine yours – unless you’re ultra rich or extremely poor

Woman cops hefty fine after "checking out surf"

Optus giving away 20,000 free phones to vulnerable customers

Elon Musk tops donations as millions raised for Trump shooting victims

Can you change your mind after you buy a house?

Second marriage asset protection: What you need to know

Major banks hand over millions in refunds over unfair fees

Couple's retirement plans "ruined" after investment fail

How much do you need to know about how your spouse spends money? Maybe less than you think

Been scammed? Here's how to financially recover

What you need to know about protecting your children’s inheritance

10 ways to make those stage 3 tax cuts count

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